Professional Elliott Wave
Coverage Across 27 Instruments
Every morning before London opens, our analyst publishes updated Elliott Wave counts across 27 instruments on H4, Daily, and Weekly timeframes. Structured. Rule-based. Consistent.
View Plans & Pricing →Three Timeframes. One Complete Picture.
Every instrument is analysed across all three timeframes simultaneously.
4-Hour Analysis
Short-term wave structure for precise entry timing. Updated each morning before the London session open.
Daily Analysis
Medium-term directional bias and key inflection levels. The core of every trading decision.
Weekly Analysis
Macro wave structure and major turning zones. Essential context for swing and position traders.
27 Instruments Across 4 Categories
Every instrument analysed daily. No exceptions, no gaps.
Forex Pairs
11Major and cross currency pairs covering the full spectrum of the global FX market.
Commodities & Metals
4Precious metals and energy markets — the most Elliott Wave-responsive instruments in existence.
Indices
5Major global equity indices and the Dollar Index for macro directional context.
Crypto
7Top cryptocurrencies — Premium includes BTC. Premium Plus adds 6 additional crypto assets.
Premium: 21 instruments · Premium Plus: 27 instruments · H4 · Daily · Weekly timeframes
From Analysis to Your Screen
A consistent daily workflow designed around your trading day.
Morning Update
Every trading day, before the London session opens, our analyst publishes updated wave counts for all instruments across all three timeframes.
PDF Report
A structured PDF report compiling every instrument's analysis is made available on the dashboard and delivered on demand via EWS Helix.
Dashboard Access
Log in to app.ew-strategy.com to view individual instrument charts with annotated wave counts, key levels, and bias direction.
Helix On-Demand
Ask EWS Helix about any instrument at any time. It has already reviewed the day's analysis and can answer, explain, and elaborate in any language.
THE METHOD
Why Elliott Wave?
Elliott Wave Theory, developed by Ralph Nelson Elliott in the 1930s, is one of the most powerful and comprehensive frameworks in technical analysis. It proposes that financial markets move in predictable, repeating patterns driven by investor psychology — and that these patterns are measurable, tradeable, and consistent across every asset class and timeframe.
The Core Principle
- →Markets move in waves. Impulsive moves unfold in 5 waves in the direction of the trend, followed by 3-wave corrective pullbacks — at every timeframe simultaneously.
- →Psychology drives price. Elliott Wave is not just a chart pattern — it is a map of crowd behaviour. Fear, greed, and sentiment repeat in fractal structures across markets.
- →Fractal by nature. The same wave structures that appear on a 15-minute chart are visible on weekly and monthly charts. Context from higher timeframes determines what lower timeframes are doing.
- →Universal application. Elliott Wave works on forex, equities, commodities, indices, and crypto — any freely traded market where human participants set prices.
The Practical Edge
- →Precise entry levels. A valid wave count identifies exactly where the next move should begin — not a zone, a level. This gives entries that traditional indicators simply cannot provide.
- →Defined profit targets. Wave theory provides Fibonacci-based projection targets for each wave extension. You know where the move is likely to end before it gets there.
- →Hard invalidation points. Every wave count has a level that, if breached, proves it wrong. This is not a stop-loss — it is a rule. It eliminates ambiguity and enforces discipline.
- →High-probability setups. When impulsive and corrective wave structures align across H4, Daily, and Weekly timeframes, the conviction behind a trade increases dramatically.
The Rules Are Non-Negotiable
- →Wave 2 never retraces beyond Wave 1's origin. If it does, the count is invalidated — full stop. No exceptions.
- →Wave 3 is never the shortest impulse wave. It is typically the longest and most powerful — where most of the trend's move occurs.
- →Wave 4 never overlaps Wave 1's territory in a standard impulse. Overlap signals a different structure — a diagonal or a corrective sequence.
- →These rules exist to protect you. They are not guidelines — they are binary. Either the market respects the count, or the count is wrong. That clarity is the edge.
How We Apply It
- →Top-down analysis. Every instrument is analysed Weekly → Daily → H4. The macro structure determines whether the short-term is in an impulsive or corrective phase.
- →Labelled counts, not narratives. Every chart is fully annotated with wave labels, key Fibonacci levels, and clear bias direction. No vague commentary — just a count and a level.
- →Updated every single trading day. Wave counts evolve as the market prints new data. Our analyst reviews and updates all 27 instruments each morning before the London session opens.
- →No guessing. No ambiguity. At Elliott Wave Strategy, every label on a chart is placed according to strict Elliottician rules. If the count is invalidated, we say so — immediately, and with the revised view.
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