Most Popular & Trusted Wave Strategy for Professional Traders
Elliott Wave
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Features of Elliott Wave Software
Automatic wave counts.
Advanced professional charting.
Manual wave counts.
Intraday & Positional
Easily find trade setups.
Good Risk & Reward Ratio
Wave Scanner & Forecasts.
Elliott Wave ABC Pattern
Supported Trading Style
Scalping
Intraday
Swing
Positional
Future
Stocks
Commodity
Forex & Crypto
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Full Training & Support (01 Year)
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Automated Trade Setup
Identification
It refers to the built in Trade Setups (TS) that are instantly recognized and displayed on your charts the moment they occur, requiring no manual input. These automatic setups appear in real time, giving traders immediate visibility of potential opportunities. Each Trade Setups (TS) is explained in straightforward trading language so you can clearly understand what the setup represents, when it appears, and how traders typically use it in practice.
Where it appears:
• TS1 – Continuation after Correction.
• TS2 – Continuation after Correction (More Complex).
• TS3 – ABC Correction Continuation.
• TS4 – ABC Correction Continuation (More Complex).
• W3 - Wave 3 Variations (of TS1, TS3, TS4).
• DP – Decision Point (Reversal / Exhaustion Setup).
• VS – Volume Spike Setup.
TS1 – Continuation after Correction
A trend pause/correction that’s likely to end and continue in the same trend direction.
Where it appears:
• In a strong uptrend or downtrend.
• After a pullback or sideways correction.
How traders use it:
• Enter in the direction of the main trend.
• Stop usually below/above the correction.
• Targets are projected automatically on Chart.
➡️ Think: “Trend is resting… now ready to continue.”
📊 TS2 – Continuation after Correction (More Complex)
A deeper or more complex correction than TS1, but still a trend continuation setup.
Where it appears:
• In trending markets.
• After a bigger or messier pullback.
How traders use it:
• Wait for confirmation (trigger bar / signal).
• Trade in the original trend direction.
• Often offers better R:R than chasing breakouts.
➡️ Think: “Trend pulled back harder, but structure still supports continuation.”
📊 TS3 – ABC Correction Continuation
A classic ABC corrective pattern inside a trend.
Where it appears:
• During trends.
• When price makes a 3-leg correction (A-B-C).
How traders use it:
• Enter at the end of C leg.
• Trade in trend direction.
• Very popular with Elliott Wave traders.
➡️ Think: “Correction is complete, next impulse leg is starting.”
📊 TS4 – ABC Correction Continuation (More Complex)
A variation of the ABC correction—more complex structure than TS3.
Where it appears:
• In trends with choppy or overlapping corrections.
How traders use it:
• Same idea as TS3: trade trend continuation.
• Often needs a bit more patience and confirmation.
➡️ Think: “Messy correction, but still a continuation pattern.”
🌊 W3 - Wave 3 Variations (of TS1, TS3, TS4)
Special versions of setups that aim to catch Elliott Wave 3 — usually the strongest and fastest wave.
Why Important:
• Wave 3 is typically high momentum.
• These are considered higher probability setups.
How traders use it:
• More aggressive targets.
• Often favoured for Trend Acceleration Trades.
➡️ Think: “This isn’t just continuation… this could be the power move.” 🚀
🔁 DP – Decision Point (Reversal / Exhaustion Setup)
A Trend Exhaustion or Potential Reversal area.
Where it appears:
• Near tops or bottoms.
• After extended moves.
How traders use it:
• Look for Reversal Entries.
• Or take Profits / Tighten Stops on trend trades.
• Needs confirmation (don’t blindly fade trends).
➡️ Think: “Trend might be running out of fuel here.”
📊 VS – Volume Spike Setup
A setup based on abnormal volume spikes, often signalling climax or smart money activity.
Where it appears:
• Near reversals or important turning points.
• Sometimes at breakout or breakdown zones.
How traders use it:
• Look for reversal or strong reaction after spike.
• Combine with structure / DP / support-resistance.
➡️ Think: “Big players just did something important here.”
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