COMPARIng Wave Predictions

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Stocks & Commodities V. 7:2 (39-39): Comparing wave predictions by Jack K. Hutson Comparing wave predictions by Jack K. Hutson The challeng e in Elliott W a ve analy s is is identify ing and counting the correct waves. I n retrospect, ide ntifying the sta rt a nd e nd of wa ve s is re la tive ly e a s y a nd most Elliottic ia ns a gre e on the historic a l wave count throug h approx imately 1966. At this point, however , the ar g u ment beg ins. Figu re 1illustrates just how diver g ent the opinion on the current market' s wave count is among cy cle analy s ts. The chart shows Elliot B renner' s wave count vs. Robert Prechter' s earlier outlook published in Stocks & Commodities. The winner of this wave count argument, of course, can be decided only after the fact. The analysis also seems to work best with major market indicators or averages of industries FIGURE 1: Figures 1 Copyright (c) Technical Analysis Inc.

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Stocks & Commodities V. 7:2 (39-39): Comparing wave predictions by Jack K. Hutson

Comparing wave predictions by Jack K. Hutson

The challeng e in Elliott W ave analy s is is identify ing and counting the correct waves. I n retrospect, ide ntifying the sta rt a nd e nd of wa ve s is re lative ly eas y and most Elliottic ians a gre e on the historic a l wave count throug h approx imately 1966. At this point, however , the ar gument beg ins.

Figu re 1 illustrates just how diver gent the opinion on the current market' s wave count is among cy cle analy s ts. The chart shows Elliot B renner' s wave count vs. Robert Prechter' s earlier outlook published in Stocks & Commodities.

The winner of this wave count argument, of course, can be decided only after the fact. The analysis also seems to work best with major market indicators or averages of industries

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Figures 1Copyright (c) Technical Analysis Inc.