Guide
How does the Elliott Wave Fusion - Strategy [presentTrading] strategy work ?
The Elliott Wave Fusion strategy utilizes the Elliott Wave theory to identify market cycles and patterns, employing the ZigZag indicator to clarify these patterns by filtering out less significant price movements. Traders can customize the ZigZag by setting a minimum fluctuation threshold for pattern recognition.
- Elliott Wave Theory: Identifies impulsive and corrective wave patterns using significant price highs and lows, aiming to project future market direction. The impulsive sequences usually consist of five waves, whereas the corrective sequences consist of three.
- ZigZag Algorithm: Helps visualize the Elliott Wave structures by eliminating minor price fluctuations, ensuring the focus remains on significant trends and reversals.
- Bollinger Bands: Offer insights into market volatility and potential exit points, signaling overbought or oversold conditions when price touches the bands.
- Supertrend Indicator: Acts as a complementary tool for setting exit conditions, providing additional signals alongside the Bollinger Bands for enhanced exit strategy precision.
- Combined Exit Strategy: Employs both Bollinger Bands and the Supertrend indicator for determining exit points, allowing for responsive adaptation to market changes.
Traders can choose to trade in a long, short, or both directions. The exit signals are given by the first indicator that shows a potential reversal in the trend, locking in gains and minimizing losses. The settings for the strategy should be tailored to the trader's style and risk preferences. The strategy is versatile and can be applied to different trading timeframes and market conditions, although it is optimized for clear market trends with moderate volatility.