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XI. How To Identify “Firsts” as Support or Resistance Figure 11-11 Figure 11-12 The Trader’s Classroom Collection — published by Elliott Wave International — www.elliottwave.com 63
Appendix A: How Jeffrey Kennedy’s Techniques Work Outside the Futures Market Monthly Futures Junctures strives to identify exciting opportunities in the futures markets, using the Elliott Wave Principle. At times, additional techniques are employed to augment our analysis. Once you’ve reviewed each of the preceding lessons, you should have a better idea of how these different techniques can complement one another to support a confident forecast. We have chosen to reprint this Trader’s Classroom, from June 2002, to demonstrate the equally relevant application of these techniques in markets other than futures. TYCO. Were There Any Clues? Here’s an excellent example of how technical analysis can provide clues to the movement of a particular stock. As a refresher, remember that: Fibonacci analysis is an integral part of the Wave Principle when determining retracements and targets. Typical Fibonacci retracement ratios are .382, .500 and .618. Conversely, common Fibonacci projections include 1.618, 2.618 and 4.236. Figure A-1 The Trader’s Classroom Collection — published by Elliott Wave International — www.elliottwave.com 64
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