Harmonic Elliot Wave Course

Workshop description:
 
Elliott Wave has been an enigma for many years with even leading Elliott practitioners unable to forecast with precision. Ian has unearthed the underlying reason and has developed a modified trending structure that is standard across all wave degrees, and with the adjusted use of projection ratios is able to identify accurate targets with greater frequency. Ian has also recognized the huge gulf between learning Elliott Wave and returning to a trading environment and applying the technique quickly and effectively.


The workshop has been developed to allow attendees to return to their desks and be able to analyze charts quickly:


Discover the power of a fully fractal and measurable wave structure



Learning Outcomes

• A review of the Harmonic Wave Structure – Question time
• Application of Fibonacci and harmonic ratios
• Working with the Harmonic Elliott Wave spreadsheet
• Highlighting the characteristics of each wave and how to identify them
• The problems and issue that can occur at each stage
• Identifying when a structure is breaking down
• Handling clouded structures & uncertain wave counts
• Anticipating the next move – what is required from the early stages of development
• Working with momentum to help confirm wave endings
• Working with multiple wave degrees
• Using alternation to identify wave structures
• General hints and tips drawn from over 20 years experience of analysis
• Questions and answers
• If time permits an example analysis

Speaker's Profile:  Ian Copsey
 
Ian Copsey is a veteran technician having begun his career in Foreign Exchange over 30 years ago. His first book "Integrated Technical Analysis" has been read by over 4,000 readers worldwide. His experience ranges from working in Barclays Bank's trading rooms in London and Hong Kong, acting as a technical analysis specialist for Dow Jones Telerate in Tokyo where he provided seminars for bank traders.
 
Through hours of research and usage, Ian Copsey has unearthed a fundamental error in the structural development of price behaviour as defined by the Elliott Wave Principle. From his early findings that trending waves ended prematurely and through the vagueness of the wave relationships, he began to realize that trending waves do not develop in the manner which R.N. Elliott described in his findings, and he presents the compelling evidence in his book ‘Harmonic Elliott Wave.’
 


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