The way I heard about this guy was from a column written by a trader who likes using stuff like Elliot Wave, fibonacci sequences and Bradley 'turns' in conjunction with other, more typical tools of technical analysis. It was on thestreet.com, by Alan Farley. Anyway, he specifically recommended this fellow Miner as his favorite Elliot Wave practitioner because Miner didn't get bogged down in the theory so much as use it real-time to trade. That got me interested.
I've picked up my interest in waves from following the discussion over on SI's Elliot Wave thread. They don't seem too anxious to call a top. There are divergences of opinion, but that's typical. Bad practitioners abound whenever a method is complex. I think that's just a general truth.
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