The Basics of the Wave Principle by Wayne Gorman

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The Basics of the Wave Principle by Wayne Gorman

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The Basics of the Wave Principle by Wayne Gorman

The Basics of the Wave Principle

Instructor — Wayne Gorman
Level — Beginner
Running Time — 1 hour, 30 minutes
Price — $79
Senior Tutorial Instructor Wayne Gorman walks you carefully through the rules and guidelines, wave structures and personalities, Fibonacci relationships and more. This self-paced, video-based course is a great place to kick off your Elliott wave education, or to refresh your knowledge of the basics. Convenient, direct access to each specific lesson makes it a valuable reference tool as well. Also

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Here’s what you learn:

Ralph N. Elliott’s discovery that markets are patterned Also
The significance of the fractal nature of the Wave Principle
How the Wave Principle can be used to predict market direction and turning points Also
Characteristics of motive waves – impulse and diagonal triangles
Characteristics of impulse waves – extensions and truncations Also
How to count waves correctly and avoid common counting mistakes
Characteristics of corrective waves – zigzags, flats, triangles and combinations Also
The three rules of the Wave Principle and how to apply them
Wave guidelines that help to anticipate wave distance, form and termination points – equality, alternation, depth, channeling, throw-over, volume, and post-triangle thrust measurement Also
Wave personalities – the connection between wave position and mass psychology
Fibonacci relationships and how to use them to anticipate price movement in motive waves and corrective waves Also
Fibonacci multiples, retracements and time relationships

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