Ian Copsey

Ian Copsey, a specialist for Bridge and a technical analysis instructor for the Kyodo News Service in Tokyo, began his career in markets thirteen years ago working for a British clearing bank. In 1988, Ian assumed responsibility for the bank’s technical analysis in Hong Kong. He later returned to London to establish a dedicated technical analysis desk for the bank. Ian began working for Dow Jones Telerate in August of 1993. Since then, he has developed his own momentum indicators and created Momentum Bands. Ian emphasizes using various forms of market analysis, rather than relying on a single approach, in order to strengthen forecasting techniques. He teaches this approach at regular seminars in a number of Asian cities.

Integrating Elliott Wave into an Analytical Framework (Audio)
Ian uses the Elliott Wave Principle heavily in his own analysis, but acknowledges the frustration of losing track of wave counts and the frequent criticism of the subjectivity of Elliott Wave interpretations. He shows you how to cope with these problems. In his presentation, Ian describes methods of integrating Elliott Wave into a series of analytical techniques. In this seminar you will learn to analyze cycles and to use one of Ian’s own indicators. This indicator can guide a trader into identifying significant market peaks and troughs that can identify important support and resistance levels.

Integrated Technical Analysis (Book)
This book provides an accessible guide to different forms of technical analysis, including Elliot Wave Theory, Cycle Analysis, and Momentum Analysis.

Integrated Technical Analysis documents how a combination of Elliott Wave, cycles and momentum analysis can be integrated to provide a set of signals leading to more powerful forecasts. Contents Include*Chart Construction and Basic Price Behavior*Moving Averages*Momentum Indicators*Manipulating Preprogrammed Momentum Indicators*The Elliott Wave Principle*Elliott Wave—Pitfalls and Tips*Cycle Analysis*Cycles: Hints and Tips*Integrating Analysis Techniques