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How to Use Elliott Wave Analysis to Trade in a Fast-Moving Bear Market
EWI's Trading Seminar Coming to London, January 18-19, 2010

Wed, 13 Jan 2010 10:45:00 ET
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GAINESVILLE, Ga. / January 13, 2010 -- Investors' annualized return in the Financial Times Stock Exchange (FTSE) All Share Index was down 1.8% over the past 10 years, which is the FTSE's worst decade since the 1930s. U.S. equities experienced the worst decade since the 1820s. European and U.S. analysts at Elliott Wave International (EWI) say that these markets have been in bear-market rallies and that the equity indexes are now topping before the bear-market trend resumes in 2010.

Because bear markets move fast and are intensely emotional, a trader who is prepared has greater opportunities on the downside than on the upside. How can traders prepare for this fast-moving bear market?

EWI has created its How to Trade in a Fast-Moving Bear Market seminar for any trader who knows something about wave analysis and wants to learn how to apply it in real time. Jeffrey Kennedy and Wayne Gorman, EWI's top trading instructors, present two days' worth of material that includes risk-reward assessment, trend reversals, how to place and adjust stops, and pattern recognition, plus other technical tools that complement Elliott wave analysis.

The seminar will be held at the Radisson Edwardian Kenilworth Hotel on Great Russell Street, London, on Monday, January 18, and Tuesday, January 19. To sign up for the tutorial, call EWI's customer service desk at 800-336-1618. Price is $1,997. More information is available at www.elliottwave.com.

In 2009 this tutorial was offered in 10 cities, including New York, Hong Kong and Melbourne. This year the tutorial will continue its world tour to Paris and Zurich.

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Background
Jeffrey Kennedy is the chief commodity analyst at Elliott Wave International with more than 15 years experience in Elliott wave analysis, a form of technical analysis. Wayne Gorman has more than 25 years of experience in trading, forecasting and portfolio management. Gorman heads up EWI's Trading Education Team, for which both he and Kennedy also conduct live and recorded webinars. To arrange an interview with Jeffrey Kennedy or Wayne Gorman, contact Alexandra Lienhard, 770-536-0309.

About Elliott Wave International
Elliott Wave International, based in Gainesville, Ga., is the world's largest market forecasting firm that specializes in Elliott wave analysis, a form of technical analysis based on crowd psychology and pattern recognition. EWI's analysts provide around-the-clock forecasts of every major market in the world. Learn more at www.elliottwave.com.

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