Ian Copsey Fractal & Elliott Wave Book and Videos (Total size: 823.2 MB Contains: 11 files)

Fractal Forecasting provides a comprehensive guide to employing Harmonic Elliott Wave along with complementary technical analysis methodologies to assist the forecasting process. It should be noted that forecasting is just one facet of trading/money management and needs to be controlled for more effective development.

From the Author
Since my 2010 tutorial, during which I discovered the consistency of wave projections within 3-wave structures, my ability to forecast - particularly Wave (iii) and Wave (iv) - has grown considerably. The very initial forecast I made for the DOW Jones Industrial Index in "Harmonic Elliott Wave" was the very first time I had ever been able to make credible forecasts in equity markets. Before that moment I had avoided analysing these markets. From that time, while there are always challenges (particularly in the lower - intraday - charts) the application of Harmonic Elliott Wave has provided me with many direct hits including the top of the first 5-wave rally from the inception of the DOW - identified 2-years in advance.Of course, there are tricky parts to the development and this requires application of supporting evidence through complementary analytical techniques to identify elements such as timing (cycles) momentum (multi-timeframe) to provide directional information and clear support & resistance areas. The wave structure itself also offers key targets at times.

 
REVIEWS
Harmonic Elliott Wave (HEW) is the most intriguing new breed of Wave Principle I have ever encountered since I initially started using the Wave Principle over 20 years ago.
✅One of the largest advantages of HEW, in my opinion, is that HEW's consistent ratio structure significantly reduces the subjectivity of wave counting inherent in the conventional Wave Principle.
✅Also, HEW projects a single uniform structure under a forward-looking (ex-ante) discipline.
✅This significantly reduces the need to adjust a wave count.
✅Even when adjusting is made, the discipline of the ratio structure still must be adhered to.
✅Furthermore, the eradication of extended waves, failed fifths and leading/lagging diagonals also dispenses with the need to persistently re-label wave counts in hindsight.
✅With far-reaching implications for traders and investors everywhere, I recommend this tutorialas a must-read for anyone interested in the Wave Principle.
 
Akira Homma, CFA, CIIA, CMA, CFTe, CMT, FRM
Vice President (Asia-Pacific), International Federation of Technical Analysts (IFTA)
Director, Chief International Officer, Nippon Technical Analysts Association of Japan (NTAA)
 
 
✅Ian Copsey's third technical analysis tutorialachieves what many others have attempted, yet failed to provide; a logical and methodical approach to wave counting. Copsey combines the best elements of his first two tutorials to provide a complete analytical framework which traders and analysts of all levels would benefit from reading. The combination of congruent techniques, indicators, advantages and their flaws are worthy of a tutorialin itself. Knowing how to objectively invalidate your analysis is another gem in this tutorial, which is a topic which tends to get glossed over in others.

Presenting such detailed analysis and forecasting abilities is no easy task, yet Copsey manages to do just that with real-world examples and a well-thought out methodology, in a format which is easy to digest.

Copsey is an "analysts' analyst" who has always strived for quality and accuracy, and the techniques and methodology he openly shares in this tutorialare a direct reflection of his caliber. Here is the man who changed the way I look at a price chart forever and I am sure he will do the same for you.
 
Matt Simpson
Senior Market Analyst

ThinkForex
 
About the Author
Ian Copsey is a veteran technical analyst having begun his career in markets 33 years ago in Barclays Bank trading rooms in London and Hong Kong - where he began his career as a technical analyst. He is author of Integrated Technical Analysis (1999) and Harmonic Elliott Wave (2011) and Fractal Forecasting (2015.) In 1993 he moved to Tokyo to work with Dow Jones Telerate for 7 years. He is an experienced speaker at technical analysis workshops and seminars.

Later Ian had experience in a start up company in Singapore before becoming an independent analyst, providing his daily Forex analysis, and later equity and metals reports. His work with Harmonic Elliott Wave has been applauded with some of the most accurate forecasts in the industry, in both Forex and equity markets. He forecast the May 2015 high in the Dow Jones Industrial Index two years in advance that followed his forecast in July 2010 when he suggested that the Dow Jones Index would complete its first 5-wave rally from inception.

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