Wolfe Waves - Get in the Zone

Quoting jonirrenicus

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{quote} got it...new to me! did expo33 mention how to use those patterns? {image}

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Quoting salamanda74

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UKX H1 Wedge Wolfe Wave in progress {image}

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Quoting salamanda74

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UKX H1 Wedge Wolfe Wave in progress {image}

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Quoting jonirrenicus

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{quote} NO！！！！！ This is not a WW! where is AB and CD? Are they match?!

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Quoting Grimweasel

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{quote} Agree - we are not trying to 'berate' anyone; just point people in the right direction. You need to learn this stuff over years. See attached example for clarity. In short, don't look and try to curve-fit patterns to charts where WW or any price action doesn't exist! Look for a rising / falling wedge. Then apply the basic WW 'rules'. Draw your lines. 3 and 5 must be higher than 1. 4 must be higher than 2. The wedge lines MUST converge in the future. Await price action at point 5 before selling. Use support levels or ATR targets to set limit...

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Quoting parviz1953

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{quote} Hi sir : I believe that now we are limiting ourselves with wedge concept to an occasions where the D or the 5th wave is just touching the line 1-3, and only the lower border of so called Sweet Zone, as far as i have learned, the definition of CWW include not only these cases, but also those which extend into the S.Zone, and not only that but as our friend mentioned earlier wolfe even included those 5th point which penetrate, what has been called 2nd S.zone. what you are saying does not include all cases which is, by definition, a true CWW....

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Quoting LDFX

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{quote} 2nd sweet zone, have I understood correctly ? If yes please send me some screenshots as example, thanks in advance dude.

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Quoting parviz1953

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{quote} Please refer to wolfe textbook , and you can see what, i named it as the 2nd sweet zone ,post #563 has the original graph, and post#564 which was my responce , indeed it is a zone starting from point 1 , (instead of 3 in definition of sweet zone), and parallel to line 2_4 .

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Quoting LDFX

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{quote} Oh yes I see it, it makes a fair alternative even if I do not like it, good input though.

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Quoting LDFX

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{quote} 2nd sweet zone, have I understood correctly ? If yes please send me some screenshots as example, thanks in advance dude.

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Quoting parviz1953

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{quote} I was looking for a recent example, i have found this one:setting of parviz v3 indicator for this was 20 ,5 ,3. {image} and if you change the zigzag-value indicator setting the same then they both fit.{image}

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Quoting jonirrenicus

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expo33's ABCD, CWW...result one loss three winners {image} {image} {image} {image}

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Quoting kminler

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{quote} Keeps getting better and better!! Thinking about what has to happen to set up an alert. We can think of the current Price as a moving Point D, which will eventually become fixed or fail. So in order to anticipate a successful D, we could look for the case where Price has moved say 90 % of the target given by the length of AB in pips. so when C - Price >90% of A-B, send alert ......" bullish CWW developing" and when Price - C > 90% of B -A send alert..... "bearish CWW developing" Which means price is approaching the sweet zone and we can...

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Quoting LDFX

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{quote} Hi Parviz, the D on your screenshot was way too far, it should have been close to the 1-3 trend line and not much more than a AB=CD pattern, like a "zone" your D point was a what, like 500% expansion and 800% extension ? where is the AB=CD in this ? The key on this pattern is symmetry on the XY basis. Thanks for posting anyway.

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Quoting parviz1953

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{quote} Hi LDFX: Please check this version now, the prediction is based on AB=CD, is this acceptable now.

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Quoting dexterous

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{quote} Pls which is the latest version with more reliable signals.

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