Every successful trader or investor has a method that they rely on to make investment decisions. Without a method, investors must rely on the advice of others or their own emotions to make these decisions.
Elliott Wave analysis provides an objective method to forecast the direction of the markets. This theory was first brought to the public’s attention in 1978, in Frost and Prechter’s text Elliott Wave Principle. This classic book continues to sell thousands of copies each year. If you are at all familiar with technical analysis, you have probably heard about this method and read analysis based on the theory. It is used by successful investors and traders across the globe.
Now you can learn how to apply Elliott Wave analysis to the markets you follow FREE. For the first time ever, Robert Prechter has released an online edition that gives you instant access to the full 248-page book.
Until now this online edition was only available as an added benefit to subscribers of Elliott Wave International.
Elliott Wave Principle will teach you the 13 waves that can occur in the charts of the financial markets, the basics of counting waves, and the simple rules and guidelines that will help you to apply Elliott Wave for yourself. In addition to the theory, you will also learn the mathematical background, including Fibonacci analysis, and you’ll see examples of Elliott applied in indexes, stocks, and commodities.
As Prechter and Frost state in the Author’s Note:
“We trust our readers will be encouraged to do their own research by keeping a chart of hourly fluctuations of the Dow until they can say with enthusiasm, ‘I see it!’ Once you grasp the Wave Principle, you will have at your command a new and fascinating approach to market analysis.”
If you are looking for an objective, time-tested approach to trading the markets, try learning the method that successful investors have used for decades!
Access your online edition of Elliott Wave Principle - Key to Market Behavior, now. It's FREE.
Happy Trading and keep following the trend!!
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