分析手法

Optimal entry points in Elliott Wave trading: after a wave 2 or 4 correction completes, at the start of the next impulse. Confirmation improves timing and reduces risk.

Risk management principle: determine position size based on the distance to the stop-loss level, not on conviction about the wave count.

The practice of maintaining 2–3 alternative wave counts simultaneously, ranked by probability, and updating them as the market develops.

A checklist for verifying whether a proposed Elliott Wave count is valid. Covers the three rules, key guidelines, and common errors.

The step-by-step process for applying Elliott Wave analysis to a price chart. Start from the largest degree, identify clear turning points, then label waves top-down.

In Elliott Wave trading, the stop-loss is placed at the price level that would invalidate the current wave count — providing a logical and objective exit point.

RSI, MACD, and other momentum indicators can help identify wave boundaries. Divergences often signal wave 5 or wave C completion.

Overview of software tools used for Elliott Wave analysis: charting platforms, wave labeling tools, and Fibonacci drawing tools.

Elliott Wave patterns appear in cryptocurrency markets. The high volatility produces clear wave structures but also complex corrections. Bitcoin's wave history from 2009 is analyzable.

Elliott Wave Theory in commodity markets. Key differences: wave 5 extensions are more common; impulse waves can be steeper; seasonal factors interact with wave patterns.