Educational Course: Fibonacci Price Targets

Our friends at Elliott Wave International have allowed us to share some excellent education content with our subscribers! We are happy to share one of their most popular courses, for free. The 4-hour course teaches traders how to use Fibonacci levels to trade with more confidence. We use Fibonacci price targets extensively in our analysis to form our Elliott Wave counts, and we think you should, too.

The Fibonacci sequence provides the mathematical basis of the Elliott Wave Principle. The stock market’s price pattern builds fractally into similar patterns of increasing size. Familiarity with these patterns can prove incredibly useful to investors.

In the course, you’ll learn this and more:

How the Golden Ratio can help you see trading opportunities.
What the most important Fibonacci relationships are.
How Fibonacci relationships can help add confidence to your wave count.
How to project valuable time and price targets using Fibonacci dividers.

A Beginner’s Guide to Wave Counting | Educational Video

The following educational presentation was recorded live during a Synergy Traders / TimingResearch.com event held on August 4, 2020. In the one-hour video, Sid Norris of ElliottWavePlus.com focuses on multiple time-frame Dow Jones Industrial Average charts, and shows beginners/intermediates how to develop an Elliott wave count, while using Fibonacci relationships between waves to assist in labeling.

Elliott Wave Analysis of the S&P-500 (SPX) by Sid from ElliottWavePredictions.com

Elliott Wave Analysis of the S&P-500 (SPX) by Sid from ElliottWavePredictions.com. Click on the chart twice to enlarge. The most interesting aspect of the wave count shown above is that price action since the January 5 low counts as a perfect ending expanding diagonal, including a wave 5 that bounces precisely off of a line […]

Elliott Wave Analysis of the S&P-500 (SPX) by Sid from ElliottWavePredictions.com

Elliott Wave Analysis of the S&P-500 (SPX) by Sid from ElliottWavePredictions.com. Click on the chart twice to enlarge. The upward movement from the November 1 low can be interpreted as a triple zigzag, and reversed right at the .786 fibonacci. The aggressiveness of the downward movement over the last 7 hours brings back the likelihood […]