分析手法

Elliott Wave Theory can be applied to currency markets (forex). Key differences include the symmetry of currency pairs and the relevance of inverse counts.

Time analysis in Elliott Wave: Fibonacci time ratios can project the duration of waves. Major turning points often occur at Fibonacci multiples of prior wave durations.

Using relationships between markets (bonds, currencies, commodities) alongside wave analysis to identify turning points and confirm counts.

Market sentiment indicators (put/call ratio, investor surveys, VIX) can supplement wave count analysis by confirming extremes in crowd psychology.

Triangles signal an impending thrust in the direction of the larger trend. The thrust target is approximately equal to the widest part of the triangle.

How to trade corrective waves — identifying the A, B, and C waves and positioning for the C wave move.

A step-by-step Elliott Wave trading strategy applied to impulse waves. Focus on wave 3 and wave 5 entries with defined stop-loss levels.

A step-by-step decision process for identifying the type of corrective wave from a price chart. Use when a correction is in progress but the pattern is unclear.

How to distinguish a diagonal from a standard impulse. The critical differences: wave 1/4 overlap, sub-wave structure (3-wave vs. 5-wave internally), wedge shape, and position in the larger wave.