The document provides guidelines for analyzing Elliott Wave patterns based on Fibonacci relationships and implications for price and time frames. It outlines expectations for each wave in a sequence (W.1 through W.C) in terms of typical pattern types (impulse vs. corrective), price relationships to prior waves, and time expectations. The guidelines are meant to help identify wave counts and determine when a wave may have completed or signal a change in trend.
The document provides guidelines for analyzing Elliott Wave patterns based on Fibonacci relationships and implications for price and time frames. It outlines expectations for each wave in a sequence (W.1 through W.C) in terms of typical pattern types (impulse vs. corrective), price relationships to prior waves, and time expectations. The guidelines are meant to help identify wave counts and determine when a wave may have completed or signal a change in trend.
The document provides guidelines for analyzing Elliott Wave patterns based on Fibonacci relationships and implications for price and time frames. It outlines expectations for each wave in a sequence (W.1 through W.C) in terms of typical pattern types (impulse vs. corrective), price relationships to prior waves, and time expectations. The guidelines are meant to help identify wave counts and determine when a wave may have completed or signal a change in trend.
The document provides guidelines for analyzing Elliott Wave patterns based on Fibonacci relationships and implications for price and time frames. It outlines expectations for each wave in a sequence (W.1 through W.C) in terms of typical pattern types (impulse vs. corrective), price relationships to prior waves, and time expectations. The guidelines are meant to help identify wave counts and determine when a wave may have completed or signal a change in trend.
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WAVE CONDITIONS IMPLICATIONS FIBONACCI
POINT A coincidence of Pattern, The suspected high or The most common
ZERO Price and Time has come low tick at a major pivot Fibonacci together to mark a major point is the ideal entry relationships pivot that we have point. This entry has the between Elliott identified as the 5th of a least capital risk because waves of the same 5th wave. The Elliott it is closest to the initial degree. Wave pattern may not stop loss point - the always be the one that we pivot. The trade off is were expecting. When a that there will be a higher fractal occurs it means percentage of losses. The that a wave has ended, market does not always ready or not. reverse where we want it to! The pivot point is Point Zero. W.1 Will follow either a three New W.1 of the same PRICE wave A-B-C or a five degree should Use internal swings wave impulse pattern. overbalance the of lesser degree to W.1 that follows an A-B- immediately prior project termination C is an impulse wave. corrective pattern in price of W.1 W.1 that follows a five range but not necessarily wave pattern is W.A of in time. TIME an A-B-C pattern. Impulse W.1 usually overbalances in time Modern Elliott Wave the prior counter analysis allows for five trend swing. wave triangle patterns in the W.1 position of lesser degree waves. That means that W.4:1 can overlap W.1:1 without invalidating the pattern as an impulse wave. The internal structure is 3-3- 3-3-3.
W.1 triangles are never
allowed as lesser degree waves within a larger degree W.3. W.2 Zig-Zag (ABC) most W.2 most likely to be PRICE common. more than 50% in time of > 50% < 78.6% W.1 W.1. Avoid premature Triangles least likely in entry. Patience required. TIME W.2 position and most > 50% W.1 likely in W.4. Wait for C wave minimum completion. The first > 62% < 162% of counterswing is likely W.1 most likely just the A leg of an ABC pattern.
Must not penetrate Point
Zero or suspected change in trend from Point Zero is probably wrong. W.3 Usually the longest and W.3 confirmed when the PRICE strongest trending wave price extreme of W.1 is W.3 162% - 262% of of the sequence. exceeded. Price should W.1 not come back and trade W.3 cannot be the beyond the beginning of W.3 162% - 262% of shortest wave of a five W.2. W.2 wave sequence. W.3 does not have to be longest If suspected W.3 TIME wave but it can never be completes five waves of W.3 almost always the shortest. This is one lesser degree and is less longer in time than of the very few Rules of than 100% of W.1 W.1 Elliott Wave analysis. consider that the suspected W.3 is W.C of W.3 often equal in W.3 always synchronizes a corrective pattern and time to complete with an Oscillator not an impulse wave. W.0 through W.2 extreme. The Oscillator sequence. extreme usually occurs Once W.3 exceeds 100% before the price extreme. of W.1 look for price to reach and probably exceed 162% of W.1
Look for termination
conditons when W.3 exceeds 262% expansion of W.1 or 462% retracement of W.2 W.4 If W.2 was an ABC then Price extreme often PRICE W.4 will probably be occurs before the < 50% of W.3 complex and vica versa. termination of the W.4 W.4 38% W.3 This is the priciple of pattern. In complex common alternation. waves Time factors W.4:W.3 < W.2:W1 should be the primary on percentage basis Look for minimum of consideration. W.4 62% 100% three fractals in lower 162% W.2 time frame and minimum If Wave 4 has exceed W.4 > 23.6% < 50% price relationship of 62% >50% of Wave 3, the W.0 - W.3 to W.2 possibility of a 5th wave failure is increased. TIME W.4 should not penetrate W.4 most often W.1. A W.4 close into The Oscillator will cross related to W.3 or W.1 invalidates the W.5 the zero line two times W.0 - W.3 setup. This is a Rule. during W.4. First against Often longer in time the direction of W.3 and than W.3 / W.0 - W.3 then in the direction of W.4 138% - 162% of W.3 to signal that W.4 Parallel Projection has fulfilled minimum of ends of W.1 - W.3 requirements for measured from completion. beginning of W.2 W.5 Look for termination When the extreme of PRICE when W.5 has completed Wave 3 is exceeded the W.5 = 62% 100% at least five fractals in maximum stop loss 162% W.1 lower time frame and is should be raised to Wave If W.3 extended in a coincidence of Price 4. W.5= 62% or 38% and Time. of W. 0-3 When four fractals are in W.5=127%, 162%, W.5 has made new price place for Wave 5 trailing 200%, 262% W.4 extreme and price and stops should be moved the Oscillator are very close to the market. TIME diverged. W.5 > W.4 if W.4 is If Wave 4 has exceed a simple ABC >50% of Wave 3, the W.5 < W.4 if W.4 is th possibility of a 5 wave complex failure is increased.
W.A Usually a five wave Caution required after PRICE
pattern but can be three. first three waves Between 38% - 50% complete. May be only 3 of prior W.5 See W.1 description for of 5. the impulsive triangle TIME pattern that can also Assume the first five N/A occur as a W.A wave structure is the W.A of an A-B-C pattern. W.B Usually a three wave Wait for at least a 50% PRICE pattern. retracement of related > 50% < 78.6% of W.A before entering a W.A trade TIME > 50% < 100% of W.A time W.C Classically W.C is a five If W.C. exceed 162% of PRICE wave pattern. W.A the labelling is W.C. usually 62% probably wrong. The 100% 162% of W.A current pattern is probably impulsive. W.C 162% 200% 262% of W.B
W.C. rarely > 262%
W.B
TIME Use Time guidelines for complete A-B-C corrective pattern.