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Last analysis dated 5th March, 2013, expected to see oil move higher for the week which is exactly what it has done.

Now that there is some structure to analyse for this upwards movement I can calculate targets for it to end.

I still have just the one daily and one hourly wave count for oil.

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Last analysis expected price to move lower with an increase in momentum. This is not what has happened. Price moved higher past the first invalidation point on the hourly chart, but has remained below the second invalidation point and within the parallel channel on the daily chart.

The wave count is mostly the same. I am still expecting that an increase in downwards momentum with new lows is likely over the next few days for Apple.

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Basics of the Elliott Wave Theory

Posted by forexpromos on August 17th, 2011

Elliott Wave Theory is a useful principle which, when applied to forex trading, helps traders to identify future trends. Read Elliott Wave Theory

Eliott Wave Principle is a tribute to Ralph N. Elliott on his birthday on July 28th 2011, which incidentally marks his 140th birthday.

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Today, will be our final segment of the technical analysis theories comparison and I’m going to introduce you to the Dow Wave. The Dow Wave is a form of technical analysis derived from Charles Dow Theory for currency traders, that relies on price action, trends, and swings.

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