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You want to know Elliott Wave theory better than you know the menu at McDonald's? This is the book to study. Figures, facts, rules, laws...it's all here. Don't expect the wisdom to come easily though. This is seriously hard stuff to absorb. If you do absorb it however, you'll KNOW the markets you follow and what they're doing intimately.

Actually I gave this book only four stars only because I subtracted a penalty star for bogus reviews. Really now...did whoever (the author?)think we wouldn't catch on? And in the future maybe they could at least put in something other than the endorsements on the back of the book.

I read many writings and books about Elliott Wave Theory, but this book is different. It gives you all information for applying it not the basic theory and waves. If you say "I cannot see the waves on graphs" read this book, and then start to use EW on your trades...

If you are looking for a general introduction to Elliott Wave theory and practice this book is not for you. I would suggest starting with Prechter's "Elliott Wave Principle" from 1979. If you are prepared to spend a lot of time working through the minutiae of the rules and conditions contained within this book, however, (especially using your own data) you will find this a most rewarding endeavour. Wave theory is not for the faint-hearted, it requires a lot of time and application to give you the building blocks to come up with a view of the market.