Elliott wave

English

Etymology

Named after R. N. Elliott (1871-1948).

Noun

Elliott wave (plural Elliott waves)

(finance) A wave pattern used in some forms of technical analysis of securities prices.

Translations

wave pattern

Arabic: موجَة إليوت f
Chinese: 艾略特波浪 (Àilüètè bōlàng)
Finnish: Elliottin aalto
French: vague d’Elliott f
German: Elliott-Welle f
Hebrew: גל של אליוט m (gal shel eliot)
Japanese: エリオット波動 (エリオットはどう, eriotto hadō)
Lithuanian: Elioto bangų
Polish: fala Elliotta f
Portuguese: onda de Elliott f
Russian: волна́ Э́ллиотта f (volná Élliotta)
Spanish: onda de Elliott f

See also

Elliott wave principle on Wikipedia.Wikipedia

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