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Advanced Level Elliott Wave Analysis Guide

We have ended the section that covers the Advanced Level of the Elliott Wave Analysis based on the work developed by Glenn Neely, “Mastering Elliott Wave.” These concepts are described and includes the following aspects:

  • Complex Corrective Waves. This section, subdivided into two parts, describes the two basic groups of complex corrections.
    • Part 1. Explains the fundamental concept of a complex corrective structure, which splits into standard and non-standard complex correction.
    • Part 2. Describes the concept of wave x and expands its conditions with its combinations.
  • Complexity in Wave Analysis. This article discusses how complexity increases as impulsive or corrective movements end. 
  • Alternation and Extensions. The first part of this section reviews the alternation principle and its different configurations. The second part covers the extensions and their conditions.
  • Counting. This educational article subdivided into three parts expose how to count waves.
    • Part 1. The first summarizes the aspects covered, then it shows the importance of wave identification and ends expanding the concept of the degree in wave analysis.
    • Part 2. The second part covers the use of retracements to define the possible type of sequence in progress. It also describes the different sequences of the patterns defined by R.N. Elliott as the first and the recount.
    • Part 3. In this part, we apply the counting process in the NZDUSD and EURGBP crosses.
  • Additional Rules. In this supplementary article, we cover a set of rules defined by Glenn Neely, as points of tangency in guidelines and the rule of time.
  • Additional Observations. This article develops the observations described by Neely, concerning the potential next movement considering the type of Elliott wave pattern in progress.
  • Advanced Applications in Wave Analysis. In this four-part series, we expand the observations described by Neely about each wave’s characteristics according to the type of Elliott wave formation in the course.
    • Part 1. The first part covers the motive waves subdivided into trending and terminal impulsive waves.
    • Part 2. This part exposes the variations of the flat and zigzag patterns.
    • Part 3. In this part, we present the characteristics of the contracting triangle pattern, particularly in its restrictive subgroup.
    • Part 4. This educational article that ends our cycle dedicated to the Elliott wave analysis covers the characteristics of the non-restrictive contracting triangles and presents the expanding restrictive and non-restrictive triangle pattern.

 

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Intermediate Level Elliott Wave Analysis Guide

We have finished the section that covers the Intermediate Level of the Elliott Wave Analysis based on the work of Glenn Neely. These concepts are described and include the following aspects.

1.- Introduction to Intermediate Wave Analysis. In this section, we present the concept of grouping waves and how to apply them in the real market.
2.- Motive Waves Analysis. This section, divided into three parts covers the following aspects:
– The first part presents the extension concept and its application in the real market.
– The second part extends the concepts of Alternation, Equality, and Superposition, and we identified how the price action follows these rules.
– The third part presents the canalization process.
3.- Corrective Waves Analysis. This part unfolded in five parts, includes the following concepts:
– The first part reviews the rules of construction of corrective formations and the flat pattern, including its variations.
– The second part presents how to analyze the zigzag pattern and its variations.
– The third part exposes the characteristics and rules of the triangle pattern.
– The fourth part discusses the contracting triangle, including its variations, rules, and target zones.
– The fifth part dedicated to expanding triangles presents its variations and rules.
4.- Validation Rules. This two-part section exposes the next principles:
– In the first part, we learn how to validate impulsive waves.
– The second part shows how to validate corrective waves.
5.- Simplification of Wave Analysis. This last section illustrates how the compaction process can help the wave analyst to ease its analysis.

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Guide to Preliminary Elliott Wave Analysis

We have completed the section that covers the preliminary concepts of the Elliott Wave Analysis described by Glenn Neely. These concepts are explained and include the following aspects.

  1. Introduction to wave analysis. In this section, we introduce the concept of Wave Theory, the benefit of its study, and its pros and cons.
  2. Basic concepts of wave analysis. This section presents the key concepts to understand the wave analysis process.
  3. How to start a wave analysis. In this four-part section, we unfold the essential steps to understand the nature of price movements.
    1. Waves identification.
    2. The concept of directional and non-directional movement.
    3. How to identify the end of a movement.
    4. Waves observation and identification.
  4. How to use retracements to analyze waves. This section, divided into five parts, exposes the use of Fibonacci retracement to discover what kind of Elliott wave movement is in progress.
    1. First Rule. This section presents what occurs when the second wave (W2) retraces less than 38.2% of the first wave (W1).
    2. Second Rule. This section exposes the scenarios when W2 retraces between 38.2% and 61.8% of W1.
    3. Third Rule. This article unveils what kind of pattern is in progress when W2 retraces 61.8% of W1.
    4. Fourth Rule. This article unveils the potential kind of Elliott wave patterns when W2 retraces between 61.8% and 100% of W1.
    5. Rules Fifth to Seventh. In this article, we present what occurs when W2 exceeds over 100% of W1.
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Advanced Elliott Wave Principle Concepts Guide

We have finished the section that covers advanced concepts of the Elliott Wave Principle. These concepts are unfolded, including the following aspects.

  1. Correlations, also known as Intermarket Analysis. In this section, we reveal how to use the relationship between markets.
  2. The use of technical indicators. This section divided two parts reveals two of the most popular oscillators used in the EW analysis.
    1. Awesome Oscillator (AO).
    2. Relative Strength Index (RSI).
  3. Corrective Patterns. Divided into three parts, expands the concepts discussed in the essential section.
    1. Flat Pattern.
    2. Corrective waves and the flag pattern.
    3. Analysis and trading with triangles.
  4. Markets and Speed. Every market vibes with speed. In this section unveiled into two parts shows how to analyze fast markets.
    1. Price and Speed relationship.
    2. How to Disclose the Speed.
  5. How to Create Spreads. In this section, we expose how we can create spreads to find strength and weakness between different markets.
  6. The Alternation Principle. This article shows how the market alternates across time.
  7. Forecasting with the Elliott Wave Principle. In this part, we present a way of how to realize a forecast and to set different scenarios using key concepts of the EW Principle.
  8. Examples. In this four-part section, we apply different concepts discussed in the real market to make forecasts.
    1. The USDJPY and its 3-years triangle.
    2. NZDUSD long term wave analysis.
    3. Dollar Index long term wave analysis.
    4. DAX and an Elliott Wave scenario planning.
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Essential Elliott Wave Theory Guideline

Recently, we ended the series that presents the basic concepts of the Elliott Wave Theory. In this guideline, we disclose the contents developed.

  1. Fundamentals of Elliott Wave Theory. Divided into three parts, we introduce the basic concepts of the wave principle.
    1. Wave principle and the five-waves structure.
    2. Motive waves, corrective waves, and cycles.
    3. Degrees and labeling.
  2. Planning the First Wave Analysis. In this two-parts chapter, we explain the necessary steps to analyze using the Elliott wave principle.
    1. Setting charts and the identification process.
    2. Proportionality and the relationship between price and time.
  3. Impulsive Waves Construction. This section offers the key concepts to understand the nature of impulsive waves.
    1. Nature of impulsive waves and the alternation principle.
    2. The channeling process.
    3. Extensions.
    4. Leading and Ending Diagonal.
  4. Corrective Waves Construction. Elliott, in his Treatise, spent a large part of time describing corrective waves. In this section, we present different corrective formations.
    1. Nature of corrective waves and alternation.
    2. Zig-zag pattern.
    3. Flat pattern.
    4. Triangles.
    5. Complex corrective waves.
  5. Elliott Wave Theory and Fibonacci. In this one-part article unfolds the keys to use Fibonacci retracement and expansion tools.
  6. Trading the Elliott Wave Principle. We end the cycle of the Elliott wave theory with the five-part guidelines.
    1. Wave three structure trading setup.
    2. Wave five and ending diagonal trading setup.
    3. Zig-zag pattern trading setup.
    4. Flat pattern trading setup.
    5. Triangle formation trading setup.