On-Demand, Online Trading Courses
From the World's Largest Technical Analysis Company

Here's what you learn:

• Ralph N. Elliott’s discovery that markets are patterned
• The significance of the fractal nature of the Wave Principle
• How the Wave Principle can be used to predict market direction and turning points
• Characteristics of motive waves – impulse and diagonal triangles
• Characteristics of impulse waves – extensions and truncations
• How to count waves correctly and avoid common counting mistakes
• Characteristics of corrective waves – zigzags, flats, triangles and combinations
• The three rules of the Wave Principle and how to apply them
• Wave guidelines that help to anticipate wave distance, form and termination points – equality, alternation, depth, channeling, throw-over, volume, and post-triangle thrust measurement
• Wave personalities – the connection between wave position and mass psychology
• Fibonacci relationships and how to use them to anticipate price movement in motive waves and corrective waves
• Fibonacci multiples, retracements and time relationships

Here's what you learn:

• What's the best options strategy to use and why
• Which wave position, i.e. wave 1 or wave B, best fits the strategy
• Which options strategies work best, for either a larger or smaller time frame
• How to apply Elliott's rules and guidelines, including Fibonacci ratios
• How to anticipate the above mentioned market situations and the type of wave structure that may unfold under each of those circumstances
• Where to set entry, price target and exit levels
• How to set up your strategy for the optimum risk/reward ratio
• How to fine tune strike prices and expiration dates
• What type of wave structure should precede your entry point and why
• When to consider exiting your entire position versus just one side of it
• And more…

Here's what you learn:

• Which wave function serves as the optimal context and which provides the best opportunity for a successful trade
• Which wave position is the optimal market situation
• Which time frames work best with each options trading strategy
• How to apply Elliott wave rules and guidelines, including Fibonacci ratios
• How to anticipate volatile market situations and the type of wave structure that may unfold under those circumstances
• Where and how to set entry, price target and exit levels
• How to better determine whether or not to hold the position until expiration
• How to achieve the optimum risk/reward ratio by attempting to maximize potential profit and yield, and minimize potential loss
• How to fine tune strike prices and expiration dates
• What type of Elliott wave structure should precede your entry point and why
• When to exit your entire position versus just one side of it
• And more…

Here's what you learn:

• How to identify and use support and resistance levels.
• Why a "price island" is an exciting tip-off for future price action.
• What multi-bar patterns tell you, and how they influence trend.
• What a "second attempt" is and why it demands your immediate attention.
• Why a failed new high can contain more opportunity than a successful one.
• The trading "sweet spot" setup Jeffrey calls 'The Zone.'
• And more!

Here's what you learn:

• Which wave function, actionary (main trend) or reactionary (countertrend), serves as the optimal context
• Which wave structure, i.e. zigzag, flat, triangle or combination provides the best opportunity for a successful trade, and which ones do not
• Which wave position, i.e. 2nd wave, 4th wave or B wave, is the optimal market situation
• Does the strategy work better at a relatively higher degree or lower degree
• How to apply Elliott’s rules and guidelines, including Fibonacci ratios
• How to anticipate sideways markets and the type of wave structure that may unfold
• Where to set entry, price target and exit levels
• How to better determine whether to hold the position until expiration
• How to maximize potential profit and yield, and minimize potential loss to achieve the optimum risk/reward ratio.
• How to fine tune strike prices and expiration dates
• What type of wave structure should precede your entry point and why
• And more!

Here's what you learn:

• Which wave patterns provide the highest-confidence options trading opportunity - and which ones do NOT
• Which wave position provides you with the optimal market situation
• Which time frames work best with each options trading strategy
• How to apply Elliott wave rules and guidelines, including Fibonacci ratios
• Where and how to set entry, price target and exit levels
• How to better determine whether or not to hold the position until expiration
• How to achieve the optimum risk/reward ratio by attempting to maximize potential profit and yield, and minimize potential loss.
• How to better manage situations that involve uncapped risk
• How to fine tune strike prices and expiration dates
• What type of Elliott wave structure should precede your entry point and why
• And MORE!

Here's what you learn:

• How to apply the three most popular moving average techniques.
• How to avoid several common but dangerous myths about moving averages.
• How moving averages help you avoid markets you don't want to be in.
• How moving averages help you deal with sideways market corrections.
• How moving average "compression" helps you spot high-confidence trading opportunities.
• How to use Jeffrey's own personal moving average technique: the "Stoplight System."
• And more!

Here's what you learn:

• How to identify trade set-ups in currencies
• How to set protective stops using Elliott to help me manage risk
• How to set price targets using Elliott wave analysis
• How to identify a wave pattern in real-time forex trading on your screen
• How not to be distracted by the news from the real trend
• What to expect from a market when a wave pattern ends
• How to combine other market indicators with your Elliott wave analysis
• How important it is to have a larger perspective of your currency market
• How to set price targets for waves using Fibonacci numbers
• How to deal with complex Elliott wave corrections
• And MORE!

Here's what you learn:

• How to use channeling, momentum, volume, trendlines, Fibonacci price relationships and option-related data to select stocks and then trade them
• What are key sources of information for finding individual stocks to trade
• How to sift through and find the best individual stock trading candidates
• The importance of identifying a clear Elliott wave pattern
• How to use insider buying/selling data to select and trade stocks
• How best to interpret and use analysts' stock ratings
• How to use Elliott's rules and guidelines to label wave structure and set entry, stop, and exit levels, as well as project moves to measure risk vs. reward.
• What you should do if the stock is an IPO
• How individual stocks may differ from their corresponding sector index or market index and what to do about it
• Why "upside/downside leaders" are significant and how to identify them
• How you should interpret and use corporate earnings news
• Why you should pay particular attention to emerging growth stocks
• And MORE!

Here's what you learn:

• Recognize the difference between the four types of price gaps.
• Utilize each of the four to anticipate critical market moves.
• Identify those gaps that you should actually ignore.
• Apply a never-before-seen technique combining Fibonacci with price gaps to project how far prices will move, and for how long.
• Use the natural price "magnets" that gaps create to help you formulate a definitive trading strategy.

Here's what you learn:

• How the "Golden Ratio" can help you tap into "golden trading opportunities"
• The most important Fibonacci relationships to watch for
• How Fibonacci ratios and numbers relate to the overall wave structure
• How to project valuable time and price targets using Fibonacci "dividers"
• Which Fibonacci price retracements to expect in each type of corrective wave
• How to use Fibonacci time periods to anticipate trend reversals
• How Fibonacci relationships can help add confidence to your wave count
• How to establish Fibonacci "clusters" and leverage them in your trading decisions
• How to formulate your own low-risk entry strategy
• Techniques to help you set and properly manage risk-limiting stops
• How to project moves so you can evaluate risk-reward and exit strategies
• How to put it all together and generate your own high-confidence trading strategy
• And MORE!

Here's what you learn:

• What a trendline tells you about past and upcoming price action
• What different types of trendlines you should apply and when
• How to assess market action and draw proper trendlines
• How to use trend lines to identify trend reversals
• How to use trend lines to manage a trade as price action unfolds
• How trendlines work even more effectively in conjunction with your Wave analysis
• The uniquely powerful "Kennedy Channeling Technique"
• And more!

Here's what you learn:

• How to convert “messy” choppy trading situations into opportunities by understanding:
  • How combinations differ from single corrective structures
  • How combinations are structured in terms of subdivisions and shape
  • What are the two different types of combinations
  • How to anticipate when combinations will occur
  • What rules and guidelines govern subdivisions of combinations
  • What are some of the biggest misconceptions about combinations
  • How to set entry, stop, price target, and exit levels when trading combinations
  • How combinations differ from double and triple zigzags
• And finally: How to turn a potentially aggravating, trading “nightmare” into a trading opportunity

Here's what you learn:

• How zigzags differ from other corrective structures and motive waves
• How zigzags are structured in terms subdivisions and shape
• What are the three different types of zigzags
• How zigzags can “function” as actionary as well as reactionary waves
• When zigzags are most likely to occur, always occur, and never occur
• What rules and guidelines govern subdivisions of zigzags
• How to use Fibonacci ratios to estimate subwaves of zigzags
• How to use Elliott's guideline of depth to trade zigzags
• How to use channeling to pinpoint when the zigzag will end
• How to set entry, stop, price target, and exit levels when trading zigzags
• What to expect when a zigzag ends

Here's what you learn:

• What a diagonal triangle is
• Why the diagonal triangle is the most dynamic wave pattern
• The key structure of a diagonal triangle
• How to identify a diagonal triangle in real-time
• Rules and guidelines that apply to diagonal triangles
• When a diagonal triangle is most likely to occur and when it will end
• How to set entry, target, stop and exit levels for diagonal triangle setups

Here's what you learn:

• How technical indicators can help you identify a diagonal triangle
• Do diagonal triangles fail?
• Additional opportunities diagonal triangles offer
• How to set entry, target, stop and exit levels for a diagonal triangle – intermediate and advanced guidelines
• Trading a diagonal triangle in real time

Here's what you learn:

• Why expanded flats chew up and spit out novice traders
• How to identify expanded flats as they develop in real time
• What distinguishes expanded flats from other corrective structures
• How to sidestep the bull and bear traps that snare most traders
• How to project each subdivision and anticipate reversals
• How to trade expanded flats using Fibonacci relationships
• How to set entry, stop, price target, and exit levels in real time
• What to expect after an expanded flat plays out

Here's what you learn:

• How to establish entry, stop, target and exit levels
• How to assess risk versus reward for trading and investing
• What are the characteristics of extensions
• When do extensions occur in terms of the wave position
• What are the timing differences of extensions among different markets
• How to anticipate extensions in real time before they happen
• How to use Fibonacci mathematics to estimate the length of extensions
• How to anticipate what happens after an extension is complete
• How to anticipate extensions within extensions
• How to use extensions to estimate the length of other waves in the pattern

Here's what you learn:

• How to spot triangle patterns as they develop in real time
• How to assess the risk v. reward of potential triangle trades
• How to make high confidence trades within/following triangles
• How to identify specific entry points based on the unique structure and characteristics of triangles
• How to set and manage stops as your triangle trade develops
• How to calculate exit points and project moves within/following triangles
• When and where triangles are most likely to appear
• How far to expect each leg of the triangle to travel
• How much time the triangle should consume
• Characteristics of the waves within the triangle
• Triangle's boundaries and Fibonacci relationships
• What news events may occur at certain points in the triangle
• How to anticipate the end of the triangle
• What to expect when the triangle pattern is complete

Here's what you learn:

• Jeffrey starts with a quick review of Elliott wave basics. You'll learn how the simplest rules and guidelines have some of the most powerful applications for trading.
• After Jeffrey shares these practical tips for identifying trade setups, he shows you a unique Fibonacci technique he uses to evaluate risk and reward.
• You'll learn to quickly assess a price pattern and determine if you have an attractive trading opportunity, or if you should sit on the sidelines.

Here's what you learn:

• You build on the basics by honing in some significant specifics. First Jeffrey teaches you all about his favorite Elliott wave pattern -- the "diagonal triangle" -- and shows you how to identify and trade it.
• Then he unveils one of his long-used strategies, which he calls trading the "Zone." Both methods provide specific protective stop levels and trade objectives; Jeffrey explains how to calculate both with accuracy.

Here's what you learn:

• Steven Hochberg walks you through actual price charts and teaches you how a simple application of the Wave Principle can help you to anticipate the market's big moves in real time. Plus, you learn how and when to jump aboard for the ride.
• You get an "over-the-shoulder" view of Steve's screen as he discusses each lesson in-depth. And since it's recorded, you can rewind and review as much as you like – you don't miss a single point.