The Elliott Wave Principle

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Hi Harsh,
Ive found Robert Beckman's Elliott Wave Explained very laidback and interesting.Its published by Visionbooks and available in major cities.


Thank You Murali.

Regards
Amit
 
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Thanks Amit for the link
I am going through elliot wave theory for the first time as a beginner.Can somebody please verify is the drawing i made is correct or not in Suzlon (attached)
Thank you
 

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Thanks Amit for the link
I am going through elliot wave theory for the first time as a beginner.Can somebody please verify is the drawing i made is correct or not in Suzlon (attached)
Thank you

Hi, very good labelling i must say.Its indeed showing that 5 is underway.But ur wave 4 overlaps with wave 1.So we can label this whole move as leading diagonal(present in wave A positions and Wave 1).So ur previous labelling becomes important.

Hope this helps.
 

bvpraveen

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Hello all,

I'm following Robert Beckman and I've some doubts in EW. I will ask them one by one.

The correction following the 5 motive waves will be of greater amplitude than anything experienced before in the same cycle. So the corrections, Corr = Max(Wave 2, Wave 4).

My doubt is whether this correction - Corr, is referred to Wave A or the entire corrective waves Wave A-B-C? Eg. if wave 4 was greater than Wave 2, say 100 points. Then whether Wave A will be 100 points min or the entire corrective waves A-B-C together will be 100points min?

I hope the question is clear.

Thanks in advance,
Praveen.
 
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Hi,

Are the below properties mandatory in every occurrence or any exceptions are there?

1. Wave 3 is always greater in both time and amplitude than wave 1 and wave 5.

Although I think this is mandatory, I think I'd seen some situations(in the book), where these conditions were violated. May be I can be wrong.

2. Wave 4 doesn't retrace below wave 1 top.

Thanks,
Praveen.
 

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