PART II: ELLIOTTAPPLIED Chapter Four: Ratio Analysis and Fibonacci Time Sequences
The Golden Ratio The Golden Section The Golden Rectangle The Golden Spiral The Meaning of Phi - Fibonacci in the Spiraling Stock Market Fibonacci Mathematics in the Structure of the Wave Principle Phi and Additive Growth Leonardo Fibonacci da Pisa The Fibonacci Sequence Īlternation Depth of Corrective Waves Behavior Following Fifth Wave Extensions Wave Equality Charting the Waves Channeling Throw-over Scale Volume The "Right Look" Wave Personality Summary of Rules and Guidelines for Waves Learning the Basics Practical ApplicationĬhapter Three: Historical and Mathematical Background of the Wave Principle
Orthodox Tops and Bottoms Reconciling Function and Mode Additional Temmology Erroneous Concepts and PatternsĬhapter Two: Guidelines of Wave Formation. Impulse Extension Truncation Ending Diagonal Leading DiagonalĬorrective Waves Zigzag Flat Horizontal Triangle Combination (Double and Triple Three) Publisher's Note for the 20th Ann~versary Edition Acknowledgments Foreword Authors' Note PART I: ELL1 O n THEORY Chapter One: The Broad Conceptīasic Tenets Detailed Analytics Motive Waves Any omissions are accidental and will be corrected in future printings if brought to our attention. The authors have tried to acknowledge all source material used in this book. Production in later editions was handled by Jane Estes, Susan Willoughby, Paula Roberson, Karen Latvala, Debbie Iseler, Pete Kendall, Stephanie White, Leigh Tipton, Angie Barringer, Sally Webb, a n d Pam Kimmons. The jacket design was conceived by the authors and crafted by graphics artist Irene Goldberg of New Orleans, Louisiana. The formidable job of lettering and paste-up was patiently performed by Robin Machcinski. Some charts in the Appendix are provided by Ned Davis Research, Nokomis, FL, Foundation for the Study of Cycles, Wayne, PA and The Media General Financial Weekly, Richmond, VA.Īll illustrations not otherwise cited were done by Bob Prechter (original book) and Dave Allman (appendices). Garland (drawings), Mathematics by David Bergarnini and the Editors of Life (spiral flower and Parthenon), Omni magazine, March 1988 (hurricane, whirlpool and shells), Scientific American, March 1969 (sunflower), Science 86 magazine, hlay 1986 (pine cone), BrainlMind Bulletin, June 1987 (DNA), Fibonacci Quarterly, December 1979 (humm body), Nova-Adventures in Science (atomic particles), Daniel Schechtman, Technion, Haifa, Israel (quasi crystal), Hale Observatories, Pasadena, CA (galaxy). Figure 3-9 includes illustrations courtesy of Fascinating Fibonaccis by Trudi H. Mansfield, Jersey City, NJ (Figure 1-18) Merrill Lynch, Inc. To all, please accept our thanks.īackground charts for some of the illustrations were provided courtesy of the following sources: Bank Credit Analyst, Montreal, Canada (Figures 2- 11, 5-5, 8-3) R.W. Others too numerous to ment ion have sus t a ined u s i n o u r efforts w i t h ad-vice a n d encouragement. gave us valuable advice and assistance in photography and production.
meticulously edited the h a 1 manuscript. Jo-Anne Drew labored hours over the first draft and lent her artistic talents t o i ts production. Anthony Boeckh of Bank Credit Analyst fame gener-ously opened his files. Tlle book wouldn't be here, however, without the help of several people whom we will always remember with gratitude. The authors have tried to spell out everything that has been said of Elliott tha t is worthwhile saying.
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