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Q: What is Elliott Wave Signals?
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Elliott Wave Signals offers both
FREE and premium membership services to our Elliott Wave analysis of
the stock market on the web. We provide straight-forward, objective analysis of
select world stock market indexes, Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs), and the Dow
Jones Industrials' 30 component stocks. Our charts all have short descriptions
of the current wave count and the target. We also have tutorials, trading tips, and other resources related
to the Elliott Wave Principle.
Q: How can I access your free wave charts?
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Short-term Market Outlook, the Charts of the Week, and the Feature Article
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Q: What is the Elliott Wave Principle?
A: The Elliott Wave Principle was first discovered in the late 1920s by Ralph Nelson
Elliott. He discovered that the "market" does not behave in a chaotic manner;
instead, it moves in repetitive cycles, which actually reflect human actions,
reactions and emotions caused by exterior influences such as news, whether good
or bad, rumors, economic situations, etc. His theory stated that "the ebb and
flow of mass psychology" always unfolds in the same basic repetitive patterns.
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A: The charts found in our website reflect the current wave count of the
three major stock indices as a result of our analysis. The general principle for
trading the Elliott Waves is to trade in the direction of the trend.
This means trading the waves 1, 3, 5, A and C. However,
since the Elliott Wave Principle is not an exact science, it is usually
difficult to determine exactly where the trends end until after sometime that
more data is available and the trend has reversed. It is therefore more
advisable to trade only the waves 3, 5, and C, as these waves are generally more
identifiable after a trend has been set by waves 1-2 and A-B.
Q: How can I use your charts in trading?
A: Our charts consist of the major stock indices, select ETFs, and the Dow
30. The ETFs and the Dow 30 stocks are directly tradable, as well as their
corresponding options. Although the indices are not directly tradable the way
stocks are, they have their corresponding options and futures that traders can
trade on. These
instruments move in exactly the same way that the stock indices move.
Using the same principle for trading waves 3, 5, and C, you
may use the charts to identify these tradable waves whenever they occur, and
trade accordingly the instrument of your choice.
Note:
Trading ETFs, options and futures involve risk and are not suitable for all
investors.
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