Elliott Wave Theory is a technical analysis method used to predict stock market trends by identifying repeating patterns in financial market data. The theory was introduced in the 1930s by Ralph Elliott and is based on the idea that stock market trends move in repetitive patterns. There are five main patterns in the theory: impulse waves, corrective waves, zigzags, flats, and triangles. The theory includes rules and guidelines for identifying and labeling waves, but it is subjective and open to ...
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