Technical Timing Patterns – David Elliott

Technical Timing Patterns – David Elliott

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David Elliott – SOAP. Served On A Platter CD
David Elliott – MOBO. Momentum Breakouts CD
David Elliott – MAP. Moving Average Patterns CD
David Elliott – Elliott Flat Waves CD
David Elliott – Snapbacks CD
David Elliott – Linear Regression 3030
David Elliott – The 4 Horsemen CD
SOAP (Served On A Platter)
The SOAP pattern identifies the high probability of price tops and bottoms on any time period. It is useful in eliminating false buy and sell signals. This concept takes a short-term and medium-term Stochastic, strips off the SD from each of the SKs, and then re-combines the two SK stochastics to give us pure stochastic crossovers.

MOBO (Momentum Breakouts)
Price momentum breakouts give us buy and sell signals.

We get buy and sell signals from price Momentum Breakouts by modifying a standard deviation study to show us when “A” stocks breakout to the upside and when “F” stocks breakout to the down side.

We can also adapt the MOBO settings to other technical indicators for entry and exit signals on any time period.

MAP (Moving Average Patterns)
Predictable price behaviors occur around the four major moving averages.

On May 26th, 1896 Charles Dow introduced the industrial average, the Dow Jones 30. Since then there has been a repeatable and predictable price behavior pattern around the four major moving averages and this index. We do away with moving average crossovers, and switch to using a behavioral price pattern to find entry and exit prices, while investing in stock, futures, and indexes on all time periods.

Elliott Flat Waves

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