Neo Wave is Advance form of Elliot wave developed By Glenn Neely .
The three core elements of Elliott Wave are:
All three elements have a "forecasting" or "anticipatory" aspect, in which the analyst is expecting the market to move up or down a certain number of "waves", which adhere to a predictable design and have specific relationships. (Note, the concept of "waves" was not objectively defined in any literature until the release Mastering Elliott Wave in 1990)
The three core elements of NEOWave are:
All three NEOWave elements have a "back-casting" or "reactionary" aspect, where the analyst is making sure (after the fact) a pattern did not take too much or too little time, that it was not too complex or too simple, and that post-pattern price action achieved the minimum movement required to confirm the prior pattern
Glenn Neely's Elliott Wave analysis techniques offer a logical, scientific, and objective approach to Wave forecasting – a proven approach that results in more accurate forecasts.
I] Introduction to Elliott Waves
II] Difference between Elliot Wave and Neo Wave
Basic Concepts
Mono Waves
Impulsions
Corrections
Zigzag Correction
Flat Correction
Triangle Correction
Complexity and Degree
Complex Corrections
Advanced Concepts
Construction of PolyWaves
Construction of Complex Polywaves
Construction of Complex Multiwave
Post Constructive Rules of Logic
Advance Logic Rules
Advanced Fibonacci Rules
Advanced Progress Label Application
Advance Rules for Impulsion
AdvancedRules for Zigzag Correction
Advanced Rules for Flat Correction
Advanced Rules Triangle Correction
Diametric and Symmetrical
Trading Strategies
The candidate should be Minimum 10+2(HSC)
The candidate should be Minimum graduate for NCFM Certification and to get a job as an Senior Research Analyst.
Start with a demonstration class.