Strategies for negotiation based on Elliott's waves of theory for the stock market

The capital market has grown every day and has played an important role between individuals who want to invest and companies that need to capitalize to expand their business. In particular, investing in the stock market is one of the fastest and most attractive ways to earn considerable profits in a short period of time. However, due to large variations and fluctuations in this type of market, investors are subject to risks that can also lead to large losses. This article proposes the implementation of a methodological framework containing 3 steps: Data Extraction, Negotiation Strategies and Results Analysis. During the simulations, quotation data from 8 global indices were evaluated, for a period of 1,000, for the evaluation of 10 proposals for trading strategies based on Elliott's Wave Theory using movements (Breakout and Correction) plus technical indicators of price and volume trends. For each of the 8 evaluated indices, the charts of the closing price series and a table containing the accumulated financial return in percentage (%) by trading strategy will be presented. The results show how using technical indicators can help minimize losses and maximize profit-generating triggers. For each of the 8 evaluated indices, the charts of the closing price series and a table containing the accumulated financial return in percentage (%) by trading strategy will be presented. The results show how using technical indicators can help minimize losses and maximize profit-generating triggers. For each of the 8 evaluated indices, the charts of the closing price series and a table containing the accumulated financial return in percentage (%) by trading strategy will be presented. The results show how using technical indicators can help minimize losses and maximize profit-generating triggers. The capital market has grown every day and has played an important role between individuals who want to invest and companies that need to capitalize to expand their business. In particular, investing in the stock market is one of the fastest and most attractive ways to earn considerable profits in a short period of time. However, due to large variations and fluctuations in this type of market, investors are subject to risks that can also lead to large losses. This article proposes the implementation of a methodological framework containing 3 steps: Data Extraction, Negotiation Strategies and Results Analysis. During the simulations, quotation data from 8 global indices were evaluated, for a period of 1,000, for the evaluation of 10 proposals for trading strategies based on Elliott's Wave Theory using movements (Breakout and Correction) plus technical indicators of price and volume trends. For each of the 8 evaluated indices, the charts of the closing price series and a table containing the accumulated financial return in percentage (%) by trading strategy will be presented. The results show how using technical indicators can help minimize losses and maximize profit-generating triggers. For each of the 8 evaluated indices, the charts of the closing price series and a table containing the accumulated financial return in percentage (%) by trading strategy will be presented. The results show how using technical indicators can help minimize losses and maximize profit-generating triggers. For each of the 8 evaluated indices, the charts of the closing price series and a table containing the accumulated financial return in percentage (%) by trading strategy will be presented. The results show how using technical indicators can help minimize losses and maximize profit-generating triggers.