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The Basics of Elliott wave

What is Elliott Wave?

Elliott Wave Theory is a market analysis method developed by Ralph Elliott in the 1930s. It’s based on the idea that markets move in repetitive wave patterns driven by investor psychology.

The theory breaks down market movements into two types of waves: impulse waves (in the direction of the main trend) and corrective waves (against the trend). A complete cycle consists of five impulse waves (numbers 1-5) followed by three corrective waves (A,B,C).

These patterns are said to occur across all timeframes and in various financial markets – stocks, commodities, currencies, you name it. The goal is to identify where you are in the wave cycle to predict potential future price movements.

The basics

First, you should read the book.

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