How to Count Elliott Wave in 10 Seconds - Part 3 - Wave 5
This is the final part of the Tutorial
In this tutorial you will learn how to identify Wave 5.
you will also learn how to break down a wave 3 and check its internal structure
Once you learn this trick you will be able to check any wave whether it has the "expected" structure inside it.
e.g. All Wave 3's must have an internal structure of Wave 1- Wave 2 - Wave 3- Wave 4 and Wave 5. So you can check that. Like wise
All wave 4's have either ABC or ABCDEF structure inside it. But most importantly almost all Wave C's have 1-5 Sequence.
And Wave B has ABC (zig zag) inside it.
But you don't need to complicate things. Simple Look for Wave 3 and Wait for Wave 4... using this concept ... TRADE WAVE 5... towards Target Zone 1...
If you'd like to learn more in-depth please consider downloading my FREE EBOOK on this 10 Seconds to Elliott Wave .. Link is in my signature.
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In this tutorial you will learn how to identify Wave 5.
you will also learn how to break down a wave 3 and check its internal structure
Once you learn this trick you will be able to check any wave whether it has the "expected" structure inside it.
e.g. All Wave 3's must have an internal structure of Wave 1- Wave 2 - Wave 3- Wave 4 and Wave 5. So you can check that. Like wise
All wave 4's have either ABC or ABCDEF structure inside it. But most importantly almost all Wave C's have 1-5 Sequence.
And Wave B has ABC (zig zag) inside it.
But you don't need to complicate things. Simple Look for Wave 3 and Wait for Wave 4... using this concept ... TRADE WAVE 5... towards Target Zone 1...
If you'd like to learn more in-depth please consider downloading my FREE EBOOK on this 10 Seconds to Elliott Wave .. Link is in my signature.
Please HIT HIT THE LIKE button on the video above ... and ask any follow-up questions in the comments section below.
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