Predict The Market With Harmonic Elliott Wave Analysis

Learn How to Nail Tops and Bottoms in Any Market

What you'll learn
You will be able to quickly recognize major patterns in the stock charts that get replayed in either a trending or sideways markets. And the full analysis of a chart will take you just 2 - 5 minutes
You will know how to distinguish trending market making new highs or lows from sideways or corrective market moving in countertrend direction
You will be armed with clear rules that work on any timeframe, from 1 minute to monthly and for any instrument including stocks, futures, commodities like gold and crude oil, currencies and crypto currencies
You will be able to identify critical support levels in a bull market and resistance levels in bear markets that should become your hard stops
You will be able to recognize topping and bottoming patterns and learn what is the most dangerous time to pick tops and bottoms and when it becomes a valid and reasonable trading strategy
You will know at what stages of a rally to buy breakouts is a good idea and when it is too risky
Requirements
You do not need to have any knowledge either in technical analysis or in the classic Elliott Wave theory
You will be able to perform the analysis in any charting platform including free Tradingview
Description
Every day traders and investors try to guess what will be the next move in prices for the assets they trade. And every trader and investor hates uncertainty and dream about being able to predict the next move in priceWhat if I tell you that it is possible and that you can learn how to do that? You will discover how to turn total uncertainty into 2 - 3 high probability scenarios. And how to use rules to validate or discard scenarios.You will know how to predict most likely future path of price and calculate potential target of that move.In this course you will learn about fractals. Fractals, are repeating patterns that can be easily found on any price chart. There are different patterns for trending and corrective markets. I will explain why those patterns get repeated again and again. I will teach you to monitor general market sentiment. You will see that each rally and each correction is driven not by press releases important data or some secret insights but by ever changing sentiment of investors. In the course of unfolding rally sentiment changes from disbelief and doubts, to cautious hope, then optimism, and finally reaches euphoria right at the time when price reaches its highest point.Second you will learn the basic yet the most important five wave structure. Any major rally follows that structure. You will learn six clear and simple rules that will help you to identify a trending structure, set a high probability target for the final top or bottom in just 5 minutes. Moreover, you will learn about natural pulse of the market. It’s like a rhythm in music. Every rally is followed by a corrective countertrend move. And Any correction is followed by another rally.  It’s like a dance when you make simple move one step forward and one step back. And by repeating those simple moves in different combinations you create a performance. If you identify and track a fractal you will not longer be surprised by a sudden change in market sentiment when powerful rally suddenly turns into painful quick decline the very next day. You will learn to anticipate those reversals, be prepared for them and make money on corrections while your peers will be freaking out.We will review all different types of corrective moves. When other folks will be praying for price to come back to their purchase price just to dump their holdings without loss you will be enjoying great entry points at cheaper price. Correction will turn from a painful experience into long expected sale season!I will explain how correctly use retracement tool and show real life examples how that technique helped to nail bottoms. That simple yet efficient tool lets you anticipate at what level price may find support and complete correction move.The next big topic of the course is projection tool. You will learn that waves inside the five wave fractal and even inside of corrective A-B-C fractal relate to other by repeating ratios. I will show you the ratios I use every day. We will study how to use those ratios, make projections and build clusters of fibs to predict high probability reversal zones for rallies and corrections.Whether you trade or invest in stocks, futures, options or crypto currencies you deal with a total uncertainty. And our brains hate that feeling of uncertainty. We feel anxious and being unable to make rational decisions under pressure. Harmonic Elliott Wave provides you with a framework that you apply to decrease uncertainty to 1, 2 or three major possible scenarios. That gives you a sense of control and puts you back into a driver seat. You come up with scenarios, check if they follow the rules and discard the one that gets invalidated. That is a process, that is a business rather than gambling. That calms you down and brings back your self confidence.I will explain the whole process in details and provide you with step-by-step guide on how to count a chart from scratch, how to recognize patterns and then check if they follow the rules to validate them.There are around one hundred short videos in the course each 1 - 4 minutes. And there is a pdf file with charts, my comments and key takeaways for each lesson. Udemy app lets you download videos and pdf files to your phone, tablet or desktop and study them even when you are on the road or do not have access to internet.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Repeating Patterns in Market Behavior

Lecture 2 Important Disclaimer

Lecture 3 Why Markets Keep Playing Out Similar Patterns?

Section 2: Structure of the A-B-C Fractals

Lecture 4 Introduction to Section 2

Lecture 5 The Basic building block of any price pattern - "abc" fractal

Lecture 6 Formal Rules any ABC fractal should follow

Lecture 7 A-B-C fractal in declining markets

Section 3: Case Studies: Structure of the A-B-C Fractals

Lecture 8 Case Study: A-B-C fractal on Microsoft Monthly Chart

Lecture 9 Case Study: TESLA, A-B-C fractals

Lecture 10 Case Study: Russell-2000, A-B-C fractals

Lecture 11 New! Case Study: RTY, 2019-2020, A-B-C fractals

Section 4: The Five Wave Fractals

Lecture 12 Introduction to Section 4

Lecture 13 Introduction of the "Five Wave" fractal

Lecture 14 Rule 1 any Five Waves fractal should follow

Lecture 15 Rule 2 any Five Waves fractal should follow

Lecture 16 Rule 3 any Five Waves fractal should follow: Rule 3

Lecture 17 Rule 4 any Five Waves fractal should follow

Lecture 18 Rule 5 any Five Waves fractal should follow

Lecture 19 Your Takeaways from the lessons on the Five Wave Fractal

Section 5: Case Studies: The Five Wave Fractals

Lecture 20 Case Study: MSFT, Five Waves Up fractal

Lecture 21 Case Study: GILD, Five Waves Up fractal

Section 6: Fractal nature of price charts

Lecture 22 Introduction to Section 6

Lecture 23 How small A-B-C and Five Up fractals become parts of similar bigger fractals

Lecture 24 Bigger fractals are just combinations of smaller size fractals

Lecture 25 How Waves are subdivided into subwaves

Lecture 26 Your key takeaways from the sections on the fractals

Lecture 27 How We Label Waves To Distinguish Their Relative Size and Location

Lecture 28 Impulsive vs Corrective Waves

Lecture 29 How You Should Use the Five Wave Fractal in Real Trading

Section 7: Case Studies: Fractal nature of price charts

Lecture 30 Case Study: Gild, Subdivision of wave A of 3

Lecture 31 Case Study: Gild, Subdivision of wave C of 3

Lecture 32 Case Study: XBI '06-'08: Five Waves Structure of the Wave C of 3

Section 8: The Five Wave Fractal in Motion

Lecture 33 Introduction to Section 8

Lecture 34 Five Wave Fractal: Meet Wave 1

Lecture 35 Five Wave Fractal: Meet Wave 2

Lecture 36 Five Wave Fractal: Meet wave a of 3

Lecture 37 Five Wave Fractal: Meet wave b of 3

Lecture 38 Five Wave Fractal: Meet Wave c of 3

Lecture 39 Five Wave Fractal: Meet Wave 4

Lecture 40 Five Wave Fractal: Meet Wave a of 5

Lecture 41 Five Wave Fractal: Meet Wave b of 5

Lecture 42 Five Wave Fractal: Meet Wave c of 5

Section 9: Case Studies: Five Wave fractal in motion

Lecture 43 New 2021! Let's count together waves in a multi year rally of INTC

Lecture 44 Case Study: MSFT: Wave A of 5

Lecture 45 Case Study: MSFT: Wave ( B ) of ( 5 )

Lecture 46 New 2021: How a simple regular flat structure can evolve into a complex structur

Lecture 47 Case Study: MSFT: Wave ( C ) of ( 5 )

Lecture 48 Case Study: XBI '06-'08: Wave 4 down

Section 10: Quiz with patterns 1

Lecture 49 Question 1 - Explanation of the correct answer

Lecture 50 Question 2 - Explanation of the correct answer

Lecture 51 Question 3 - Explanation of the correct answer

Lecture 52 Question 4 - Explanation of the correct answer

Lecture 53 Question 5 - Explanation of the correct answer

Lecture 54 Question 6 - Explanation of the correct answer

Lecture 55 Question 7 - Explanation of the correct answer

Lecture 56 Question 8 - Explanation of the correct answer

Lecture 57 Question 9 - Explanation of the correct answer

Lecture 58 Question 10 - Explanation of the correct answer

Lecture 59 Question 11 - Explanation of the correct answer

Lecture 60 Question 12 - Explanation of the correct answer

Section 11: Different Types of Corrective Waves

Lecture 61 Introduction to Section 10

Lecture 62 Correction shaped as a Simple Zig - Zag

Lecture 63 Bonus: Trading corrective waves shaped as a simple zig-zag

Lecture 64 Regular Flat Correction

Lecture 65 Bonus: Trading corrective waves shaped as a regular flat

Lecture 66 Running Flat Correction

Lecture 67 Expanded Flat Correction

Lecture 68 Correction Shaped as a Triangle

Lecture 69 Bonus: Triangle can play dirty tricky games

Lecture 70 Triangle: Key Takeaways

Lecture 71 Why Expanding Triangle is much more trickier than the conventional one

Lecture 72 Wave B is the least predictable beast

Lecture 73 New! Wave B explained

Lecture 74 Two types of corrective structures: "through time" vs "throw price"

Lecture 75 Complex Corrective Pattern: Double Three

Lecture 76 Guidance on Alternation Between Corrective Waves

Lecture 77 New! Unfolding Corrective Wave: Triple Three structure

Section 12: Case Studies: Different Types of Corrective Waves

Lecture 78 Case Study: GILD, Complex Corrective Pattern: Double Three

Lecture 79 Case Study: GILD, Alternation between corrective waves 2 and 4

Lecture 80 Case Study: XBI '06-'08, Alternation between corrective waves 2 and 4

Lecture 81 Case Study: XBI, dealing with waves 4 and ( iv ) of different degrees

Lecture 82 Case Study: Bitcoin, a corrective wave ( iv ) up shaped as a triangle

Lecture 83 New! Case Study: Es-mini, unfolding correction

Lecture 84 New! Bonus! When we should not trust spiky wave C in A-B-C corrections

Lecture 85 New! Bonus! How Quickly Distinguish a Corrective Wave from an Impulsive Wave

Lecture 86 New 2021! The Expanding Triangle helped to correctly predict a rally in crude

Lecture 87 New 2022: A strong five wave up rally out of a triangle in Crude

Lecture 88 New 2022: A strong five wave up rally out of a triangle in RTY

Section 13: NEW! Quiz with patterns 2

Lecture 89 Question 1 - Explanation of the correct answer

Lecture 90 Question 2 - Explanation of the correct answer

Lecture 91 Question 3 - Explanation of the correct answer

Lecture 92 Question 4 - Explanation of the correct answer

Lecture 93 Question 5 - Explanation of the correct answer

Lecture 94 Question 6 - Explanation of the correct answer

Lecture 95 Question 7 - Explanation of the correct answer

Lecture 96 Question 8 - Explanation of the correct answer

Lecture 97 Question 9 - Explanation of the correct answer

Lecture 98 Question 10 - Explanation of the correct answer

Lecture 99 Question 11 - Explanation of the correct answer

Lecture 100 Question 12 - Explanation of the correct answer

Section 14: Fibonacci Numbers and the Major Ratios

Lecture 101 What Are Fibonacci Numbers?

Lecture 102 How we can calculate major ratios between Fibonacci Numbers?

Lecture 103 copy - How we can calculate major ratios between Fibonacci Numbers?

Lecture 104 How we can calculate additional useful ratios?

Section 15: How to Measure and Predict Corrective Waves

Lecture 105 Introduction to Section 13

Lecture 106 How to measure corrective wave 2 with retracement ratio

Lecture 107 Wave 2: the most common retracement ratios

Lecture 108 How to measure corrective wave 4 with retracement ratio

Lecture 109 Wave 4: the most common retracement ratios

Lecture 110 How to measure corrective wave B with retracement ratio

Lecture 111 Wave B: the most common retracement ratios

Section 16: Case Studies: Application of Retracement Ratios

Lecture 112 Case Study: GILD, Retracement of wave B

Lecture 113 Case Study: GM, Retracement of wave B down: 76.4%

Lecture 114 Case Study: Russell-2000, Retracement of wave ( 4 )

Lecture 115 Case Study: XBI '06 -'08, Retracement of wave 4 down

Section 17: What are Projections and how we use them to predict future prices

Lecture 116 Introduction to Section 15

Lecture 117 How wave C relates to wave A and what is a projection ratio

Lecture 118 Wave C: the most common projection ratios to wave A

Lecture 119 How projections work in A-B-C down structures

Lecture 120 How wave 3 relates to wave 1 and what the common ratios it follows

Lecture 121 The most common projections ratios to nail the completion of the wave 3

Lecture 122 Rule no.6 any Five Waves fractal should follow

Lecture 123 How apply projections to predict the top of the wave 5

Lecture 124 The most common projections ratios to nail the completion of the wave 5

Section 18: Case Studies: Application of Projections Ratios

Lecture 125 Case Study: GILD, Projection of wave 3

Lecture 126 Case Study: GM, Projection of wave 3 up: 223.6%

Lecture 127 Case Study: MSFT, Projection of wave C of 5

Lecture 128 Case Study: TWTR, Projection of wave 3 down

Lecture 129 Case Study: TWTR, Projection of wave 5 down

Lecture 130 Case Study: MSFT, Projection of wave C of ( B ) down

Lecture 131 Case Study: GILD, Projection of wave ( Y ) of 2

Section 19: How To Count Charts: Step-by-Step Guides

Lecture 132 Introduction to Section 17

Lecture 133 Top-to-Down Counting: step-by-step guide

Lecture 134 Down-to-Top Counting: old good traditional approach

Lecture 135 Case Study: AAL: Top-to-Down Counting

Lecture 136 New 2021! “How to find the right starting point to count waves”

Section 20: BONUS: Alternative Scenarios Analysis

Lecture 137 Introduction to Alternative Scenarios Analysis

Lecture 138 Case Study: Crude Oil, Alternative Scenarios Analysis

Lecture 139 New! Update of the Case Study: Crude Oil, Alternative Scenarios

Lecture 140 Case Study: GM: Invalidation of the count

Lecture 141 Counting Russell Index from 2009 until Nov 2018

Lecture 142 New! At a critical Juncture: has the wave 4 down bottomed?

Lecture 143 SOXL: Counting Waves from Scratch

Section 21: Confluence of fibs: nailing completion of corrective waves

Lecture 144 Predicting a top of a corrective wave B up in Russell futures in Feb 2019

Lecture 145 ES-mini futures: How To Nail a Top of Wave 3

Beginner stock and futures traders who look for a reliable instrument for predicting markets. Experienced practitioners of the classic Elliott Wave theory will discover a different, more precise and efficient methodology in comparison to the one offered by the classic Elliott Wave theory.,Experienced analysts and traders proficient in the classic Elliott Wave theory will discover a different, yet more precise and efficient methodology in comparison to the one offered by the classic Elliott Wave theory,Long-term investors who would like to better time their entries and exits. You will be able to set long term targets for multi year rallies and find high probability reversal zones for temporary corrections,Start the course today if you feel tired of losing money by following market gurus. You spend hours sitting in private traders chats or watching CNBC looking for expert insights. You try to best guess what recommendations to follow and make a number of good trades but then give them all back in one or two bad trades. Learn to invest and trade based on your own analysis following clear rules