Ian Copsey

Profile

Ian Copsey is a 33-year market veteran. His career started in Barclays Bank Forex trading, spending 5 years in the London H.O. dealing room and was followed by a 5-year stay in Hong Kong. It was here that he began his career as a technical analyst in 1989. In 1993 he moved to Tokyo to work with Dow Jones Telerate for 7 years. He had experience in a start up company in Singapore before becoming an independent analyst, providing his daily Forex analysis, and later equity and metals reports. He is author of “Integrated Technical Analysis” (John Wiley 1999,) “Harmonic Elliott Wave” (John Wiley 2011) and “Fractal Forecasting - within a technical analysis framework” (2015). His work with Harmonic Elliott Wave has been applauded with some of the most accurate forecasts in the industry, in both Forex and equity markets.

Presentation Abstract

HARMONIC ELLIOTT WAVE (HEW) – A truly singular fractal development that is fully measurable, controlled by a consistent ratio methodology and which enables accurate forecasting

In 2010, while researching for consistent wave relationships in Elliott Wave, Ian made an important discovery on two fronts:

that all waves, both impulsive and corrective, develop in 3-wave structures and; that the ratio methodology was entirely different to the traditional way Fibonacci ratios are currently used. By this method, a 5-wave structure will generate only two types of waves: Wave A and Wave C, which are the building blocks to create all other waves. This process eliminates extended waves, failed fifths and leading/ending diagonals to produce a single consistent impulsive structure. In his presentation, Ian will explain this process that provides a single thread of fractal development from 1-minute data through monthly data, all within the ratio methodology. Furthermore, HEW provides a more logical progression of development and which, through the ratio structure, enables the potential for pinpoint accurate forecasting.

Debate

Wave Theory Debate: New Breeds of Elliotticians vs. Conventional Elliotticians