Wall Street Teacher COMPLETE 9 CDs Technical Timing Patterns by David Elliott

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CCI Commodity Channel Index

This invaluable hourly CD illustrates how the Commodity Channel Index can be used to measure price position relative to the moving average of any time frame you choose. This can be used to guess when the market is overbought or oversold with trend line breaks and divergences.

This study demonstrates how far the price is from a moving average time period and graphs its speed. When the price is directly on the moving average period you are using, the CCI will be zero.

This is especially useful for signaling reversals in stocks and futures trading, both daily and intraday. For your convenience, TCnet and E-Signal graphs are displayed.

David’s CCI CD can greatly improve your trading; using it can help you stay winning and avoiding losses!

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Technical Time Patterns by David Elliot – New ADX

ADX can be used to gauge the strength of a trend, whether it is up or down. When combined with David Elliot’s (TM) technical time patterns such as SOAP and SnapBacks, ADX can reveal the strength of buy and sell signals that indicate the timing of explosive market movements.

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Soap (served on a platter)

The soap pattern defines a high probability of price tops and bottoms in any time frame. This is useful for eliminating false buy and sell signals. This concept takes the short and medium term Stochastic, takes SD off each of the SKs, and then re-merges the two SK stochastics to give us pure stochastic crossovers.

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MOBO (momentum breakouts)

Price momentum breakouts give us buy and sell signals.

We receive buy and sell signals from price momentum breakouts by modifying the standard deviation study to show us when a stock breaks up and when F stocks break down.

We can also adapt MOBO settings to other technical indicators for entry and exit signals on any time frame.

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Map (moving average patterns)

Predictable price action occurs around the four major moving averages.

On May 26, 1896, Charles Dow introduced the Industrial Average, the Dow Jones 30. Since then, there has been a repeating and predictable pattern of price behavior around the four major moving averages and this index. We ditch moving average crossovers and move on to using a behavioral price pattern to find entry and exit prices by investing in stocks, futures and indices across all time frames.

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Elliott Flat Waves

The Indicator That The Wall Street Journal Will Give You Tomorrow Today!

This technical indicator has been modified for short-term time segmented volume (TSV) to give us waves with flat tops and bottoms indicating a price reversal in the next timeframe we are using. We can use this indicator intraday or for long term directional turns.

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Cap ©

Realizing that all price movements in all trending markets behave in a wave pattern, we decided to determine the beginning and end of these waves until the price trend reverses or ends.

The SnapBack © template identifies temporary price dips compared to rollovers of price tops or fake market rallies.

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Linear Regression 3030

Find overbought and oversold zones in price action.

When we attach standard deviation bands to a linear regression line, we get overbought and oversold zones for any price period and eliminate the possibility of emotional decision making. We can use this visible math function both intraday and daily and weekly.

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Four Horsemen

This CD isolates the best and most powerful stock and index moves I’ve found. It is based on candlesticks and our four major moving averages.

This is the one that catches big 20, 30, 40, 50% of moves in one day.