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Elliott Wave
User Guide
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Introduction
Elliott Wave application was manufactured after a tough labor of two decades. Many acclaimed
researchers and engineers were involved in its genesis of conception. It included people with
different functional expertise working towards a common goal with simultaneous corporation and
firm performance. The product was tested and certified by renowned and worldwide acclaimed
economists. Using OmniTrader we have automated the ElliottWave application which also includes
severe changes so that users find it useful and convenient according to their preference. The idea was borrowed from the infamous Elliott Wave theory developed by Ralph Nelson Elliott in the
late 1920s. Elliott believed that stock markets, thought to behave in a somewhat chaotic manner, in fact
traded in repetitive cycles. By taking the time to figure out the wave count Mr. Elliott concluded that the
movement of the stock market can be accurately predicted. Elliott based part his work on the Dow
Theory, which also defines price movement in terms of waves, but Elliott discovered the fractal nature of
market action. This theory asserts that crowd behavior ebbs and flows in clear trends. Based on this ebb
and flow, Elliott identified a certain structure to price movements in the financial markets.
Elliott Rule:
There are 9 waves or points that are found, applying the Elliott Wave theory. These are as follows –
0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, A, B, C. There are two kinds of Elliott pattern:
1. Upward Wave Pattern: If the wave has started on ‘0’ or a “low pivot point” then that wave
pattern is called Upward pivot.
2. Downward Wave Pattern: If the wave ‘0’ has started on a “high pivot point” then that fall
wave or those continuous waves are called Downward pivot.
If the wave pattern is upward, then the system will highlight three long signals or 2, 4, and C
(highlighted by the color green) and if the signal is short then the indicator can be found on 5.
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If the wave pattern is downward, the short signal will be on 2, 4, C and the long signal can be found
on 5.
But when the wave fails to continue applying the Elliott rule, the wave pattern discontinues and
again starts from ‘0’ (zero).
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Accessing Elliott Wave
Elliott Wave is installed with OmniTrader and enabled for use with your active subscription.
Click on the Elliott Wave Setup file. It will directly connect you to a Welcome Page.
Click on Next>>License Agreement.
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A new page will pop up>> Select the application version>> Enter your E-mail id>> The
CD key number will be generated by the server online.
Next a page showing the Destination Folder>>Next. (The file location cannot be changed)
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Next comes the Installation page>>Click on Install.
Click on Finish.
Now run your OmniTrader and find Elliott Wave indicator and systems from Chart option. Elliott Wave User Guide AmpleTrader.com
Indicator
1. For Elliott Wave
In Chart option the user will find the indicator name Elliott Wave (ET). Select the indicator and go to
Properties where the user can find the Settings of the indicator.
1. Actual Sensitivity: It’s a value bar from 0.05 to 5.0. The user can select the value from
here and can get the wave chart base of this values. One can even change the pivot point
of the wave. 2. Decision Sensitivity: It’s same as Actual Sensitivity, the user can get another wave basis
of decision sensitivity. 3. Plot Pivot Line: It’s a check box, if the user checked it, then one can get the Pivot Line
drawn from upward and downward. If not checked, the user would not get it. 4. Plot Text: It’s a check box, if the user checked it, then one can get the text of wave like
0,1,2,3,4,5, A, B, C. If not checked, one would not get it. 5. Green PP Line: It’s a check box, if the user checked it then one can get the Elliott Wave
line. If not checked, one would not it. 6. Decision Sensitivity Off: It’s a check box, if the user checked it then one can get wave
basis of decision sensitivity. If not checked, one would not get it.
7. Sensitivity Line: It’s a check box, if the user checked it, then one can get the line drawn
in every sensitivity changes. If not checked, one would not get it. 8. Line: In Line Settings, the user gets four lines. High Pivot, Low Pivot, Wave Line, Test
Line. 9. Color: The user can change the line color from here. 10. Width: The user can change the width of lines from here also the types of lines.
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Systems:
There are five systems
1. Elliott Pattern 2(ET-2) 2. Elliott Pattern 4(ET-4) 3. Elliott Pattern 5(ET-5) 4. Elliott Pattern C(ET-C) 5. Elliott Pattern Full(ET-Full)
In Chart option, the user will find the System name Elliott Pattern 2(ET-2), Elliott Pattern 4(ET-4),
Elliott Pattern 5(ET-5), Elliott Pattern C(ET-C), Elliott Pattern Full(ET-Full)
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Select the System and go to Properties and one can find the Settings of the System
In Properties, the user gets Actual Sensitivity and Decision Sensitivity.
11. Actual Sensitivity: It’s a value bar from 0.05 to 5.0. The user can select the value from
here and one can get the signal base of these values. The user can select the value as same
as indicator then one gets the buy signal as green and sale signal as red. 12. Decision Sensitivity: It’s same as Actual Sensitivity, the user can get another signal basis
of decision sensitivity.
Elliott Pattern 2(ET-2): In this system, the user gets the signal only for 0>2 wave. Elliott Pattern 4(ET-4): In this system, the user gets the signal only for 0>4 wave. Elliott Pattern 5(ET-5): In this system, the user gets the signal only for 0>5 wave. Elliott Pattern C(ET-C): In this system, the user gets the signal only for 0>C wave. Elliott Pattern Full(ET-Full): In this system, the user gets the signal for 2,4,5,C wave.
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Conclusion
Elliott was able to analyze markets in greater depth, identifying the specific characteristics of wave
patterns and making detailed market predictions based on the patterns.
Without a doubt, the greatest drawback of using Elliott Wave theory (EWT), and the reason most
traders avoid it, is its high degree of subjectivity. Even the most experienced Elliott experts can have
trouble agreeing on wave counts and forecasts on the same issue, index or commodity. Where there
is subjectivity, there is uncertainty.
Apply the rules for the first count attempt and then the guidelines on the second. Eliminating bogus
counts paves the way to a more accurate count. Even with accurate counts, chartists will still need to
re-evaluate and adjust counts as new price information emerges. It is just the nature of the beast.
At the end of it all Elliot Wave does a good job giving users an opportunity to participate in market
related activities so easily and with so much convenience.
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