Visual Guide to Elliott Wave Trading (Bloomberg Financial Book 601) 1st Edition, Kindle Edition

I had long standing questions about how analysts of elliott wave international( Jeffery Kennedy and wayne gorman in this case) do there step by step deduction on arriving to a comfortable count and this book just answers that.Easy to read as less text and more charts with counts. Takes you step by step to arrive at count.Especially clarifies( live trading examples) on some key text given in Elliott wave principle such as " Ending diagonal in Wave C" how to recognize it and trade it and also I liked the example given on how to trade a triangle? This is very unique and never seen before.I have been in and out subscriber of their monthly newsletter and I always has this question" How did this guy arrived to this count" as this is shortcoming of their monthly newsletter, they just give the count and don't explain it. This book answers and clarifies logic and reasoning behind arriving at various kinds of count.

This is the first book that addresses how to apply The Elliott wave principles to trading markets. The book is well written and very well organized. The examples given are clearly discussed and extremely beneficial to the novice traders as well as the experienced ones. There are multiple case histories that are helpful to clarify the complexity of the subject.This book helped me to avoid some of the mistakes I have repeatedly being guilty of.I have read and studied other books on the same principles but this book is very unique and illuminating.I strongly recommend this book and other books published by the same anthers for anyone interested in learning the Elliott wave principles .

Simple but true. A reiteration of all known Elliot trading points. If you pay attention and make your own rules and stick to them, this book will be a great guide.

As with all Jeff Kennedy's writings, this is excellent. Make no mistake, you have to have an excellent grasp of Elliott Wave to take in the work in this book; this is not for beginners. If one has had a few months experience with Elliott Wave, then this is a book to buy. I have both the Kindle and the hard copy. Get the hard copy. Its much easier to relate the graphs to the text in the book compared with the Kindle version.

While Prechter's book may be the bible for Analysts interested in Wave patterns, Gorman's book addresses the much needed practical guidebook for Traders.I bought the Kindle edition because the printed book was out of stock soon after release. After having read through the book, I now feel having the printed book and being able to mark it up and make notes on the charts would be far more beneficial than the electronic format.I recommend this book wholeheartedly to EW traders .

EW is probably one of the toughest thing to digest. I can honestly say this is a very interesting and clearly understandable book to learn EW. Jeff Kennedy is top notch elliottician as well as Wayne Gorman.

This book had allot of 'look what I did' in it for me. Showing successful trades emerging from abstract Elliot Wave patterns. I sensed the author was rightfully proud of his work. And the book didn't sell me on Elliot wave more than juicing up the fundamentals I had known. Perhaps I expected something different. I lost interest. I think you would need to be devoted to walking the Elliot Wave path or be sold on its gospel first before reading. Elliot Wave has allot of reading tea leaves to it when it gets into the more advanced levels. Can Elliot Wave Theorists commonly agree on congested charts? 3 pushes up or down, and complex corrections. I get that. Very useful. No matter what the pattern the context of the price action and sensing changes in volatility with changes in price action is going to be the trump card for me. I would look to an Elliot Wave trader for a more inspired review. I don't think my arguments are strong because I have no deep understanding of Elliot Wave for pro or con.

The live examples give a lot of perspective about the necessary investment mindset