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Impulse Waves (12345): Structure and Rules
The five-wave impulse pattern is the engine of every Elliott Wave trend — learn its internal structure, the unbreakable rules, and where the strongest moves appear.
Fibonacci and Elliott Wave: Deep Integration
Fibonacci ratios give Elliott Wave its predictive power — learn the key retracement and projection levels that define every wave relationship.
Failed Fifth Waves and Trading Implications
A truncated fifth wave fails to exceed wave 3 — a powerful reversal signal that catches trend-followers leaning the wrong way.
Extension Waves: Identification and Trading
Extensions are elongated impulse waves that often mark the most powerful moves in a market — learn to spot them, project them, and trade them.
Wave Equality and Channel Drawing
When two waves of the same degree are equal in length, the third is often predictable — and parallel trend channels confirm the structure.
Wave Degrees: From Grand Supercycle to Subminuette
Elliott Wave uses nine named degrees to organize waves from centuries-long cycles down to minute intraday moves — here is the full hierarchy and how to apply it.
Corrective Waves (ABC) and Complex Corrections
Corrective waves move against the main trend in three-wave (ABC) structures — learn zigzags, flats, triangles, and how complex corrections combine them.
Guideline of Alternation in Elliott Wave
Alternation says corrective waves 2 and 4 should differ in form, depth, and complexity — a guideline that catches traders off guard when both look the same.
Upthrust and Spring in VSA Analysis
Upthrust and Spring are Wyckoff-derived VSA patterns where professionals intentionally spike price beyond support or resistance to trigger stops before reversing, exposing the herd's mistake.
VSA Combined with Support and Resistance
Pairing VSA signals with classical support and resistance levels filters out noise and produces high-probability entries where professional money is most likely to act.
Stopping Volume and Buying Climax in VSA
Stopping Volume and the Buying Climax are VSA's climactic reversal signals, where professional effort suddenly overwhelms the herd and marks a trend exhaustion point.
VSA Core: Spread, Volume, and Close Reading
The foundation of Volume Spread Analysis is reading the three variables of every bar — spread, volume, and close position — to reveal whether demand or supply is in control.