Lecture 19 (Module 3). Elder's Triple screen
Let's research Dr. Alexander Elder's strategy, according to which he was trading successfully on the stock market.
Thandiwe Mbeki
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The Core Idea
Developed by Dr. Alexander Elder, the Triple Screen system solves a specific problem: a single timeframe often gives contradictory signals. A chart can look bullish on a daily view and bearish on a weekly view at the same moment. Rather than picking one timeframe and hoping for the best, Triple Screen deliberately combines three different timeframes, each answering a different question, and only trades when all three align.
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