- Pre-School: Forex Basics
- Kindergarten: Types of Charts
- 1st Grade: Japanese Candlesticks
- 2nd Grade: Support and Resistance
- 3rd Grade: Fibonacci
- 4th Grade: Moving Averages
- 5th Grade: Common Chart Indicators
- 6th Grade: Oscillators and Momentum Indicators
- 7th Grade: Important Chart Patterns
- 8th Grade: Pivot Points
- 9th Grade: Multiple Time Frames
- 10th Grade: Elliott Wave Theory
- 11th Grade: Create Your Own Trading System
- 12th Grade: Market Hours
- 13th Grade: Money Management
- 14th Grade: Plan Your Trade and Trade Your Plan
- College: Multiple Trading Personality Disorder
- College: Trading News
- College: Market Sentiment
- College: U.S. Dollar Index
- College: Carry Trade
- College: The Lazy Forex Trader's Way to Riches
- College: Be a Forex Trader, Not a Forex Sucker
- College: The Number One Cause of Death for Forex Traders
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- College: Trading Divergences
Summary of Elliot Waves
- According to the Elliott Wave Theory, the market moves in repetitive patterns called waves.
- A trending market moves in a 5-3 wave pattern. The first 5-wave pattern are called impulse waves. The second 3-wave pattern are called corrective waves.
- If you look hard enough at a chart, you'll see that the market really does move in waves.
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Forex Training Class Lessons in 10th Grade: Elliott Wave Theory
- Elliott Wave Theory
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- Summary of Elliot Waves
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