Peter Goodburn
Peter Goodburn is the Founding Partner and Managing Director of WaveTrack International, a leading financial market forecasting firm specializing in the Elliott Wave Principle. An experienced Elliott Wave practitioner and trader, his career began in the late 1970s in the commodities business, working with exchange members and their clients. He developed the first over-the-counter copper option product based on the COMEX contract and created Opval, an option-evaluation software program still used by many major market-making institutions today. Over the years, he has applied his analysis to all major asset classes—including equities, bonds, currencies, and commodities—while emphasizing the interdependence of these markets in shaping global price trends.
Peter Goodburn Professional Experience / Academic History
Professional Experience
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Founding Partner and Managing Director
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Lecturer
CURRENT AFFILIATIONS
Member, UK's Society of Technical Analysts
Member, Federal Financial Supervisory Authority
Member, Society for Chaos Theory in Psychology and Life Sciences
ELLIOTT WAVE
Goodburn is a Certified Financial Technician and has taught the Elliott Wave principle to students at the London School of Economics.
He was introduced to the Elliott Wave Principle in 1985 and soon afterwards in 1987 became a full member of the Society of Technical Analysts and various other professional organizations.
He has a proven track record of forecasting major market events, such as the dot-com peak in March 2000 followed by the October 2002 collapse, as well as the 2007 peak and the financial crisis lows of 2008–2009.
MEDIA & PUBLICATIONS
Goodburn has published many of his forecasts in various journals over the last twenty years including Currency Confidential, Managed Derivatives, Investment Management, The Ringsider, and Market Technician.
He has been quoted by many others, including Metal Bulletin, The Speculator, Focus, Fund Investment, International Herald Tribune, and Reuters.
He is the author of the monthly institutional EW-Navigator and the biweekly shorter-term EW-Compass reports.