Breakthrough Strategies for Predicting Any Market: Charting Elliott Wave, Lucas, Fibonacci, Gann, and Time for Profit, Second Edition

433 Pages·2013·14.58 MB·English

by  Jeff Greenblatt(auth.)

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To my wife, Jeanne, son Josh, and my parents, Henry
and Janet. They’ve always been there through good
times and bad. This book is also dedicated to the
memory of Beatrice Heffron.

Contents
Foreword ix
Preface xiii
Acknowledgments xix
Chapter 1 Underlying structure of Markets 1
Chapter 2 elliott Waves 25 vii
Chapter 3 rotation 45
Chapter 4 Candlesticks 67
Chapter 5 Divergences 87
Chapter 6 Volume studies and Moving averages 115
Chapter 7 Fibonacci price projections 137
Chapter 8 advanced projection techniques 159
Chapter 9 Forex 201
Chapter 10 squaring of price and time 215
Chapter 11 andrews pitchforks Crash Course 235
Chapter 12 square of 9 247
Chapter 13 psychology 269
Chapter 14 Market psychology/sentiment 307
Chapter 15 Building the Bridge 333
Chapter 16 Conclusion 375
Bibliography 389
Author’sDisclaimer 391
AbouttheAuthor 393
Index 395
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