4. The Financial World Behaviour and Elliott Wave Pattern




The financial world growth pattern behaves like Elliott wave-like patterns.

The closer model I can get is Elliott Wave Model.

Although the market does not follow any predetermined patterns at any given time but when we extrapolate the trend over a period of time, the final outcome of the market should follow Elliott wave patterns.

When we are unusually uncertain about the market trend, look for Elliott waves for guidance.

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