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Technical Analysis Methodology

An advanced course on competing methods and their limits: point and figure, Elliott Wave, time cycles, intermarket context, market breadth, and rule-based systems. Treat each method as a hypothesis. Education only.

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Module 1

Point and figure

Filtered price columns, horizontal counts, and three-box reversal, including what the method cannot see.

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1Point and figure as filtered price11 min
2Columns, patterns, and horizontal count11 min
3Three-box reversal and method limits10 min

Module 2

Elliott Wave

Wave labels as hypotheses, competing counts, and Fibonacci as a measuring idea rather than a law.

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4Elliott Wave as a hypothesis10 min
5Competing counts10 min
6Fibonacci as a measuring hypothesis10 min

Module 3

Time cycles

Time as a lens, seasonal and calendar ideas, and the ease of fitting cycles to noise.

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7Time as a lens10 min
8Seasonal and calendar cycles10 min
9Overfitting cycles10 min

Module 4

Intermarket analysis

Linked markets as context, typical bond-commodity-dollar paths, and why correlation is not cause.

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10Linked markets as context10 min
11Bonds, commodities, and the dollar11 min
12Correlation is not cause9 min

Module 5

Market breadth

Advance-decline, new highs, the Arms Index, and what it means when breadth disagrees with price.

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13Advance-decline as participation10 min
14New highs, new lows, and Arms11 min
15When breadth disagrees with price10 min

Module 6

Systems and checklist

Turning an idea into rules, honest testing, and a checklist that still leaves uncertainty.

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16From idea to objective rules10 min
17Test, evaluate, and doubt the sample11 min
18A checklist still leaves uncertainty11 min

Education only. Nothing here is financial advice or a recommendation to trade. Trading involves risk and you can lose money.