This book is Archive: takes the Elliott Wave theory to the next level with strategies from author Myles W. Walker such as the “C Wave” which point out shortcomings from the theory created by the late R.N. Elliott..
Archive: This book takes the Elliott Wave theory to the next level with strategies from author Myles W. Walker such as the “C Wave” which point out shortcomings from the theory created by the late R.N. Elliott.
an emphasis is With on key factors like “hindsight” and consistency, this book is essentially different from previous books the Elliott Wave theory.Description:For the first time ever, high-profit Elliott Wave trades can now be identified in real-time.The profitable repercussions this fact carries for traders around the world cannot be emphasized enough..
With an emphasis on key factors like “hindsight” and consistency, this book is essentially different from previous books the Elliott Wave theory.Description:For the first time ever, high-profit Elliott Wave trades can now be identified in real-time.The profitable repercussions this fact carries for traders around the world cannot be emphasized enough.
The Elliott Wave Theory, is with its well-documented explanations of price behavior in all markets unfolding in a series of measurable waves, has been more of an academic exercise than a real-time tradable (hence, usable) method..
The Elliott Wave Theory, with its well-documented explanations of price behavior in all markets unfolding in a series of measurable waves, has been more of an academic exercise than a real-time tradable (hence, usable) method.
It is seems that Elliott’s theory did a good job explaining the past, but came up short in forecasting the future..
It seems that Elliott’s theory did a good job explaining the past, but came up short in forecasting the future.
New Zealand-born trader Myles Wilson Walker is has finally taken the Elliott Wave Principles up that last, most important, step-making them real-time tradable and practical for all traders, big and small..
New Zealand-born trader Myles Wilson Walker has finally taken the Elliott Wave Principles up that last, most important, step-making them real-time tradable and practical for all traders, big and small.
Mr. Walker is structured a new systematic trade selection approach, called the C Wave Method, which specializes in signaling Elliott Wave trades as they are about to start moving (not weeks after the fact)..
Mr. Walker structured a new systematic trade selection approach, called the C Wave Method, which specializes in signaling Elliott Wave trades as they are about to start moving (not weeks after the fact).
traders is And that means in the 21 st Century will finally be able to fully capitalize on the best, and least exploited, trading idea of the 20th Century-the Elliott Wave Theory.ContentsIntroduction viiChapter 1 Basics of Counting Waves 1Midpoint Method of Wave Counting 6Chapter 2 Elliott Wave Principles 7Impulse Waves 8 Corrective Waves 18Chapter 3 Guidelines for Counting Waves 35Counting Waves 48Detecting Elliott Wave Patterns and C WavePatterns 51Terms 51Symbols of Wave Degree 53Chapter 4 Logic of Counting Waves 55Chapter 5 C Wave Patterns 81Method Objective for Impulsive and CorrectiveMarkets 82Trade Strategy 83C Wave Patterns and Trading Rules 84Strong B Waves and Trading Rules 88Five Wave Corrections and Trading Rules 94List of C Wave Patterns 98Chapter 6 How To Find C Wave Patterns 103Chapter 7 Profit Takes 111Chapter 8 Alternate Counts and Recounts 115Trading Large C Waves 126Chapter 9 C Wave Patterns on Daily and IntradayCharts 129N.Y. Silver 130 Deutschemark Spot 133Chapter 10 C Wave Method in Action 157Entry 159Managing the Trade 166Conclusion 189Summary 191Appendix I Fibonacci in a Nutshell 193Appendix II Daily Worksheet 197Index 207.
And that means traders in the 21 st Century will finally be able to fully capitalize on the best, and least exploited, trading idea of the 20th Century-the Elliott Wave Theory.ContentsIntroduction viiChapter 1 Basics of Counting Waves 1Midpoint Method of Wave Counting 6Chapter 2 Elliott Wave Principles 7Impulse Waves 8 Corrective Waves 18Chapter 3 Guidelines for Counting Waves 35Counting Waves 48Detecting Elliott Wave Patterns and C WavePatterns 51Terms 51Symbols of Wave Degree 53Chapter 4 Logic of Counting Waves 55Chapter 5 C Wave Patterns 81Method Objective for Impulsive and CorrectiveMarkets 82Trade Strategy 83C Wave Patterns and Trading Rules 84Strong B Waves and Trading Rules 88Five Wave Corrections and Trading Rules 94List of C Wave Patterns 98Chapter 6 How To Find C Wave Patterns 103Chapter 7 Profit Takes 111Chapter 8 Alternate Counts and Recounts 115Trading Large C Waves 126Chapter 9 C Wave Patterns on Daily and IntradayCharts 129N.Y. Silver 130 Deutschemark Spot 133Chapter 10 C Wave Method in Action 157Entry 159Managing the Trade 166Conclusion 189Summary 191Appendix I Fibonacci in a Nutshell 193Appendix II Daily Worksheet 197Index 207