Elliott Wave Theory Definition

Elliott Wave Theory

Definition

A technical analysis technique published by Ralph Elliott, which claims that stock markets follow a pattern of five waves up and three waves down (or sometimes, five up and three down in a bull market, and three up and five down in a bear market).

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