EuroSTOXX 50: One Way to Label This Chart You May Not Have Considered
by Editorial Staff
Updated: January 14, 2022
When you look at a blank price chart, you see endless possibilities as to where the market may go next. But Elliott waves help you shrink those endless possibilities down to a manageable handful of actual probabilities.
Here's a fresh example. An Elliott wave contracting triangle is a price pattern that often forms in a corrective wave 4 position -- meaning, a big move in wave 5 comes next. However, a variation of the triangle called a "running triangle" offers additional possibilities.
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