Is a Dow Theory Non-Confirmation In Play?
The original Dow Theory states that the market is in an upward trend if either the industrial or transportation index advances above a previous important high and is accompanied or followed by a similar advance in the other average. For example, if the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) climbs to a new all-time high, and the Dow Jones Transportation Average (DJTA) follows suit within a reasonable period of time, the upward trend is confirmed.
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Quarterly Premium Plan Webinar 1-17-20. During this free webinar, we cover multiple topics such as:
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Sid’s Current Analysis on Gold – January 12, 2020
Sid Norris of ElliottwavePlus.com, during the Sunday, January 12, 2020 weekly “counts” webinar for Pro-Plan subscribers describes his Elliott Wave count and associated Fibonacci price targets on Gold.
All About Sid’s Momentum Algo for Elliott Wave Plus Premium and Crypto Plan Subscribers
All About Sid’s Momentum Algo for Elliott Wave Plus Premium and Crypto Plan Subscribers
Sid’s Current Algo Statistics and Results (November 2019 Edition)
By combining robust methods of technical analysis (Hurst cycle analysis, Elliott wave theory and its associated Fibonacci price targets, extreme sentiment positioning, algorithmic trade signals based on momentum, indicator divergences, etc.), our problem-solving power has increased, providing higher confidence trading opportunities.
How I Eliminated Emotion and Directional Bias from my Elliott Wave Counts – A blog post by Sid Norris of ElliottWavePlus.com
I’ve been labeling charts using Elliott Wave theory for a very long time. I’ve also always tracked the Elliott Wave interpretations (wave counts) from several published wave counters over the years. Almost everyone familiar with Elliott Wave theory knows that . .
