Article Archive For Keyword: Count For

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• A Count For NASDAQ

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...The US stock market is being influenced by Europe and by the Republicans preparing for a Presidential election.

AUTHOR: Koos van der MerweDATE: JUL 2011

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• A Different But Feasible Elliott Count for the Nasdaq

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...As I have written before, Elliott wave analysis is far more obvious after an event than before an event. Forecasts using wave analysis to predict future movement in the market are always interspersed with the words "if this happens," then &quot

AUTHOR: Koos van der MerweDATE: JUL 2003

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• A Feasible Wave Count For The Dow

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...I have always believed that the Dow is tracing a B-wave upwards simply because of the time scale, where the trend from January 2000 downtrend ending in October 2002 was wave A of an ABC downtrend with the high in January 2000 being a fifth wave top.

AUTHOR: Koos van der MerweDATE: NOV 2003

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• A King-Sized Wave Count For Crude

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Has crude oil entered a pain-free zone for black gold bulls?

AUTHOR: David PennDATE: AUG 2005

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• A Perfect Count For Aruba

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...It is very satisfying when a stock follows a perfect Elliott wave count.

AUTHOR: Koos van der MerweDATE: NOV 2011

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• A Possible Bull Count For The Dow?

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...On June 7, in the article "A Demise In The Dow," I offered an Elliott wave count showing how the Dow could fall in a bear market. After hearing Alan Greenspan's recent remarks, I present to you a count for a bull market.

AUTHOR: Koos van der MerweDATE: JUN 2005

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• A Working Wave Count For The Greenback

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...The correction in the US dollar since November 2005 looks to be more than halfway completed.

AUTHOR: David PennDATE: MAR 2006

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• A Working Wave Count For The S&P 500

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...A late June bottom sets the stage for the last move higher in the bull market that began in March.

AUTHOR: David PennDATE: JUL 2007