No one likes to miss a high or a low!
(Or worse, be on the wrong side of them)
How many times were you certain a bottom was in, but prices kept on falling?
And how often have you thought, “It can’t possibly climb any higher!” – and it did?
It happens to every trader and investor. We get it!
The good news is, it doesn’t have to be this hard.
There’s no perfect formula to trading. But, using the Wave Principle properly, you can spot turns — tops and bottoms — more objectively and with greater confidence.
This on-demand course shows you how to make this objective so much easier on yourself.
Got 36 minutes to learn how to spot lows and highs?
In this on-demand, online course, your instructor, our long-time Trader’s Classroom editor Jeffrey Kennedy, guides you through specific clues that the market is about to change trend.
The course teaches you how to spot market tops and bottoms on ANY time frame using actual charts of companies like Snapchat, Bitcoin, Ebay and more — 14 real markets in total (full list below).
You’ll learn how to look for and use simple indicators like:
A “wave of equal length in the opposite direction”
A chart pattern called “double close key reversal outside bar”
Another chart pattern called “double failure swing high/low”
Last but not least, a “break of critical support/resistance.”
To learn — and apply — these techniques, all you need is a simple price chart available on any trading platform.
Your instructor Jeffrey Kennedy will show you plenty of real-market examples of how it’s done.
You can apply this knowledge to any price chart, on any timeframe, in any market.
Learn by watching real markets, today’s markets
In this 36-minute, rapid-fire lesson, Trader’s Classroom editor Jeffrey Kennedy focuses your attention on these popular markets:
Total Runtime: 36 minutes
Real market, real-life Elliott wave application, hands-on learning.
“The key to using Elliott to identify high-confident trade setups is clarity,” says Jeffrey.
In this course, you’ll see how to get it.
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