Elliott the Neely way

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  • Sep 1, 2017 at 3:28 pm #818
    mosad2
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    I do agree, the book ( Mastering Elliott Waves) is complicated in its reading and practice
    u have to read it at least 4 times to start seeing the light
    but all I can it’s the best on EW out there!
    everyone goes to prechter’s way coz it’s much more simple than Neely’s one

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    Sep 1, 2017 at 3:28 pm #819
    EvenTually
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    Hello everyone,

    Modi and Mosad, Thank you for your thaughts.
    I apologise for being slow.
    These are special days for me as I am preparing to propose to my girlfriend of three years.
    After this exciting event will be fullfilled I will return to studying wave analysis.

    All my best,
    EvenTually

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    Dec 17, 2017 at 9:50 am #1732
    Isk
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    I never really had any positive experience with this. I tried it at the early stage of my career, but it just didn’t went right and unfortunately, it just didn’t look right either. I am obviously not saying this is a completely bad way to trade, but requires us to have plenty of experience. I will not look too much into this unless I get proper step by step guide.

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    Oct 19, 2019 at 9:08 pm #2237
    FXGuru
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    Whatever way we are going to use, it’s important that we use it in very sensible and wise way. If we follow these things accurately, it will always help us get to the kind of results we want. And this is where I find it so much simpler and easier with FreshForex broker using their top notch features. I love their rebate program which helps me with getting the required freedom to work things out.

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