My name is Enda Glynn. I analyse the markets from an Elliott Wave and technical analysis perspective at Bullwaves.org. I have been analyzing and trading using Elliott Wave (EW) theory for over ten years now and, in my ...more

My name is Enda Glynn. I analyse the markets from an Elliott Wave and technical analysis perspective at Bullwaves.org. I have been analyzing and trading using Elliott Wave (EW) theory for over ten years now and, in my experience, the EW principle offers a wide angle perspective on the position of any market at any time within its cycle. On top of that, EW gives me an outlook for the likely path of prices into the future. No other form of analysis will give you this perspective and that is what you will gain from using EW theory in your market analysis. I have found the EW principle an invaluable tool in my trading helping me see order in the chaos and, on many occasions, the EW principle has helped me make absolutely stunning forecasts for the future path of asset prices. I invest my time finding the best trade entry point with the smallest risk reward ratio using the price patterns EW theory describes so when the opportunity does arrive I am ready to take it - and that is a skill that I want to impart to people. It is not that I have a crystal ball but, if you know where you stand right now in the wave pattern, then you can see where prices are likely to go next given the price patterns on display. The EW principle, in my view, is the best tool for identifying market turns before they happen. The EW principle is without a doubt the single most comprehensive approach to market analysis, as it informs your view of the market action from a daily chart right down to a 10 minute chart and when you master the EW principle, you too, will see those turning points appear before your eyes and, with practice, you will be able to profit from your forecasts. The EW principle will help you stand apart from the crowd, and help you to avoid getting caught up in emotional herding in your investments, which inevitably lead to ruin, and in doing so, you will avoid getting trampled on by that crowd when the market turns on them!less