Preface of recommendation
Thank you
Chapter 1 Basic principles of wave counting
1.1 Basic mode
1.2 Investor psychology and popularity
1.3 Psychological basis of technical analysis and wave theory
1.4 Correct pattern
1.5 Basic composition: driving waves
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1.9 technical characteristics of waves and their emotions
1.1 Dow theory and wave theory
1.11 fractal characteristics of price trends
1.12 driving waves, Adjustment wave and time period
1.13 Practical wave identification principle
1.14 Multi-time Zhou Si analysis
Summary
Chapter 2 Complex shape
2.1 Complex adjustment shape
2.2 Elliott wave and classical technical analysis
2.3 The failed 5th wave
Summary
Chapter 3 Big wave or wavelet: Alternating tendency
3.4 platform-shaped zigzag
3.5 triangle
3.6 price forecast and target
3.7 time period
3.8 Fibonacci days
summary
Chapter 4 episode: leaving the stock market, Is the wave theory still applicable
4.1 The wave theory does not require the price to rise forever
4.2 Reasons for the price rise in the stock market: It is not only caused by inflation
4.3 The triangle during the Great Depression p>4.3 1929-1942
4.4 The wave theory is applicable to all markets
Chapter 5 formulates Eliot's wave operation plan
5.1 Time period of operation
5. 5.3 Computer-generated waves
5.4 Searching for potential operation opportunities from multiple time periods
5.5 Understanding the fundamentals and market sentiment
5.6 Keeping an open mind
5.7 Getting ready to start
Step 1 Preparation and initial research
Step 2 Browse long-term data
Step 3 Shorten the time period
Step 4 Analysis of the operation time period < > Step 6 Details
Step 7 Monitoring
Summary
Chapter 6 Comprehensive Analysis
6.1 Bubble Burst: Intel Company
6.2 USD and Japanese Yen
6.3 Hot Chocolate
6.4 Short-term Operation with Wave Theory
Summary
Chapter 7 Operator's Psychology Based on Wave Theory
> 7.3 control your emotions
7.4 knowledge and wisdom are the necessary conditions for doing a good job. But it is not a sufficient condition
7.5 to protect yourself from the influence of groups
7.6 trading system
7.7 Find out why you place an order
7.8 Know your operating object: not just the trend chart
7.9 Don't forget the wave characteristics: make sure that your number of waves is consistent with the market popularity
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Chapter 8 Future waves
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