Jeffrey Kennedy – 3 Steps to Spotting High-Confidence Setups in Your Charts

Jeffrey Kennedy – 3 Steps to Spotting High-Confidence Setups in Your Charts

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MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF
When you look at a chart, sometimes it can seem tricky to see just what wave pattern is underway.

— “Is this a 5 or a 3?”

— “Is that a complete ABC, or is that just wave A?”

— “What degree of trend is that?”

We’ve been there, too. But it doesn’t have to be this hard.

In fact, this on-demand course shows you how to make it easy on yourself.

LEARN 3 STEPS TO SPOTTING HIGH-CONFIDENCE SETUPS IN YOUR CHARTS
In just 1 hour, your course instructor and our long-time Trader’s Classroom editor Jeffrey Kennedy shows you how to spot high-confidence setups in 3 easy steps:

Step 1: Apply simple Elliott wave analysis
Step 2: Apply simple trendlines
Step 3: Apply simple additional technicals for extra confidence

This on-demand course teaches you how to apply these 3 easy steps — to any price chart, on any timeframe, in any market.

YOU LEARN BY WATCHING REAL-MARKET CHARTS
In this 1-hour, rapid-fire lesson, Trader’s Classroom editor Jeffrey Kennedy focuses your attention on just one stock:

CRISPR Therapeutics AG (CRSP: NASDAQ)

Total Runtime: 69:27

Real market, real-life Elliott wave application, hands-on learning.

“The key to using Elliott to identify high-confident trade setups is clarity,” says Jeffrey.

In this course, you’ll see exactly how to get it.

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