eWaves V1.0
£19.00
"Makes Elliot Wave analysis a one second job" - says Immy of iTradeAIMS.
Automatic wave counting of the AO Histogram from when a new Wave 3 has been identified. The indicator will predict the target zones for Wave 5 in both price and time using Fibonacci Expansion and Time Zone levels.
Lots of options available to tailor the amount of information shown. See the 'Options for Indicators' drop down box to get a full idea of what this indicator offers.
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It's like 1-second Elliott Wave counting, based on the Bill Williams' famous approach to using the Awesome Oscillator.
eWavesHarmonics labels an impulsive wave with a 3; a corrective wave with a 4; another impulsive wave with divergence with a 5.
With this approach, we can quickly spot clear corrective waves and look to buy the dips/sell the rallies.
What about Elliott Waves 1 & 2? This is where some simple multi-timeframe analysis comes in. For example, an eWH Wave 3 on the M15 chart, could well be the Elliott Wave 1 on the H1 chart - using that knowledge can enable very early entries on new motive waves, for maximum profitability.
eWavesHarmonics labels an impulsive wave with a 3; a corrective wave with a 4; another impulsive wave with divergence with a 5.
With this approach, we can quickly spot clear corrective waves and look to buy the dips/sell the rallies.
What about Elliott Waves 1 & 2? This is where some simple multi-timeframe analysis comes in. For example, an eWH Wave 3 on the M15 chart, could well be the Elliott Wave 1 on the H1 chart - using that knowledge can enable very early entries on new motive waves, for maximum profitability.
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eWavesHarmonics will continuously search for Harmonic patterns, using an easily-congifurable CSV file with all the pattern definitions. Alternatively, you can create your own custom patterns, directly from the chart.
In 'Test Mode' you can auto-scroll through the chart history, to see where the patterns occur and how they work to influence the direction of price..
In 'Test Mode' you can auto-scroll through the chart history, to see where the patterns occur and how they work to influence the direction of price..
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