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This update is a summary of our composite technical analyses for the German DAX 30 stock market index, between January of 2017 and early August of 2017.
Continue reading DAX 30 – Elliott Wave Analysis summary January to July of 2017.
2016 has come to an end, and we’re just hours away from 2017! I wish all readers a Happy New Year!
The question of which financial market indices are most suited for Elliott Wave Theory analysis, arrives in our inboxes from time to time.
Generally speaking, the broader an index is in terms of number of companies whose stocks are listed, market capitalization and active market participants, the more suited it is for Elliott Wave Theory analysis.
Continue reading Which indices are most suited for Elliott Wave Theory analysis?
Under the Extended Elliott Wave Theory framework that we use, trendlines can be useful for determining the wave counts, as well as setting proper minimum goals.
Recently, the German main index DAX30 (DAX 30) hit a minimum criteria, so while we do some self-promotion, let’s also have a look at the technique briefly.
