| Elliott Wave Theory | |
 Theory named after Ralph Nelson Elliott, who concluded that the movement of the stock market could be predicted by observing and identifying a repetitive pattern of waves. |
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 Based on rhythms found in nature, the theory suggests that the market moves up in a series of five waves and down in a series of three waves. The key difference between the Elliott Wave Principle and other cyclical theories is that this theory suggests no absolute time requirements for a cycle to complete. |
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 Elliott Wave Theory - Acquaint yourself with the principle built on the discovery that stock markets did not behave in a chaotic manner. Launching Elliott Wave into the 21st Century - In this advanced tutorial on Elliott Wave, you'll discover new developments that help you apply this difficult theory to trading. Look at how, rather than perfect wave counts, isolating the best parts of the theory and computer power can help reduce the guess-work associated with Elliott Wave. Introduction to Technical Analysis - Here is an easy-to-understand tutorial on the various tools used in technical analysis, including moving averages, RSI, Bollinger bands, stock chart patterns, and much more. |
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