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Elliott Wave Principle: Key To Market Behavior A.J. Frost, Robert R. Prechter
Publisher: New Classics Library

Elliott published his views of market behavior in the book The Wave Principle (1938), in a series of articles in Financial World magazine in 1939, and most fully in his final major work, Nature's Laws – The Secret of the Universe (1946).[1] Elliott said that “because man is Understanding how and why the waves develop is the key to applying the Wave Principle; that understanding includes recognizing the characteristics described below.[2]. Ermanometry applies the In Elliott Wave Theory, all major market moves are described by a five-wave series, adding to the potential to identify the turns described above. Ermanometry Research shows the markets to be perfectly patterned, explaining that humans, being part of nature, create perfect geometric relationships in their behaviors, not unlike a spider spinning a geometrically perfect web with no conscious awareness of its amazing feat. Elliott Wave Principle -- Key to Market Behavior (the ultimate resource for all things Elliott) provides this definition for wave 3: "Third waves are wonders to behold. If you want to increase your forecasting ability, then delve more deeply into Elliott Wave analysis. В русском издании книга называется "Волновой принцип Эллиотта - ключ к понимаю рынков". EWP - Elliott Wave Principle, сокращённое название книги Р.Пректера "Elliott Wave Principle Key to Market Behavior". The definitive book on the subject is Elliott Wave Principle: Key to Market Behaviour by Frost and Prechter. The Elliot Wave Principle is mostly used by technical analysts in determining the future price movements of stocks, bonds, and commodities. Robert Prechter, of Elliott Wave International, has released a complimentary online edition of Elliott Wave Principle: Key to Market Behavior. Basically, the Elliot Wave states that future prices can be forecasted in smaller waves or patterns.