One of the most common patterns in New Elliott Wave theory is 7 swings structure (double three). We spot it in the market every day in many instruments. It’s a very reliable structure by which we can make good analysis and what is most important it’s giving us good trading entries with clearly defined invalidation […]

One of the most common patterns in New Elliott Wave theory is 7 swings structure (double three). We spot it in the market every day in many instruments. It’s a very reliable structure by which we can make good analysis and what is most important it’s giving us good trading entries with clearly defined invalidation […]

US 10 year yields preferred Elliott Wave count shows a drop with a corrective sequence from 2.691 – 2.494. We have labelled this as wave A. Yields then recovered in 3 waves to 2.57% and started dropping again. Recovery to 2.57% consisted of ((a )) – (( b )) – (( c )) when wave (( […]

Preferred Elliott wave view is that dip to 2.402% completed wave ( W ) and recovery to 2.692% was a corrective wave ( X ). Decline from 2.692% high is so far in 5 swings and while below 2.601% high, we expect to see 1 more push lower toward 2.433 – 2.465% area to complete 7 […]

One of the common challenges to practicioners of Elliott Wave principle is that the technique is subjective. There’s a saying that if you put 10 different Ellioticians together in the same room, they will all come up with a different Elliott Wave count. During our 20 years of experience with Elliott Wave Theory, we find […]

In either a bullish or bearish market,  whether the Elliott Wave trend is up, down, or the cycle and degree of the wave is either bullish or bearish, wave five targets can be obtained these following three ways in any degree of trend. This list is not definitive in any particular order of preference because […]