Elliot Waves Flashcards

1
Q

there are two types of Elliot Waves, which are they

A

2 types of waves:
● impulse (5 waves 12345)
● Correction (3 waves ABC)

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2
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how many waves does impulse waves have?

A

5 waves-12345

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3
Q

how many waves do correction waves have?

A

3 waves - ABC

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4
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How much minimum % does wave 2 target from A?
what’s the rule for wave 2?

A

Wave 2 ideally targets minimum 50% of A, only rule is it can’t retrace lower than 1, as
this invalidates entire move.

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5
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What’s the rule for wave 2?

A

only rule is it can’t retrace lower than 1, as
this invalidates entire move.

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6
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How much minimum % does wave 2 target from A?

A

Wave 2 ideally targets minimum 50% of A

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7
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What’s can’t wave 3 be?

A

the shortest wave

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8
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Wave 3 is typically the ___________ of the 5 legs, but does NOT HAVE TO BE.

A

longest

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9
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wave 4 typically ______ retrace as hard as wave 2

A

doesn’t

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10
Q

what’s a retracement?

A

A retracement in the stock market is a temporary reversal of a stock’s price trend. It’s a short-term period when the price moves against the trend, but then returns to continue the trend

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11
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is a retracement a short term or long term action?

A

short term

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12
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does a retracement move against or with a trend?

A

against a trend

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13
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does a retracement return to continue a trend?

A

yes

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13
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does a retracement return to continue a trend?

A

yes

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14
Q

Wave 4 __________ intersect wave 1 territory(unless _________, which is super rare)

A

cannot, diagonal

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15
Q

what % does wave 4 often retrace down to?

does it retrace as hard as wave 2

A

23.6% to 38.2%

no

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16
Q

wave 5 typically extends ________ of wave 0-3

A

.618

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17
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wave 5 typically extends .618 of waves _______

A

0-3

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18
Q

what’s another common extension of wave 5?

A

.786

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19
Q

if wave 3 is similar to the length of 1, we can expect ______ to be extended

A

wave 5

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20
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when is a reason for wave 5 to be extended?

A

if wave 3 is similar to the length of 1

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21
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Wave 3 targets typically ______

A

Wave 3 targets typically 1.618

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22
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What are other wave 3 targets?

A

1.382 or 1.236 or 2.618 or 4.236

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23
Q

Why would there be hyper extension in wave 3 targets?

A

(hyper extension, often times happens in waves of mass hysteria.)

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24
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Wave 3 typically has the ________volume

A

highest

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25
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Impulse waves usually _____ volume

A

higher

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26
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In ABC correction waves, as _____ and ______ are impulses, expect those to have higher volume than B

A

A and C

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27
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Does B have higher volume than A?

A

NO

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28
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Does B have higher volume than C?

A

NO

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29
Q

Does A have higher volume than B?

A

Yes

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30
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Does C have higher volume than B?

A

Yes

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31
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Flat pattern correction waves(ABC) =

A

3,3,5

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32
Q

How many subwaves does A have?

A

3 waves

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33
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how many subwaves does B have?

A

3 waves

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34
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how many subwaves does C have?

A

5 waves

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35
Q

In most flat patterns waves(ABC) ____=___

A

A = C

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36
Q

What’s a regular flat pattern?

A

5 legs down

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37
Q

for a regular flat wave with 5 legs down, what type of question should be asked?

A

is this start of a new trend to the downside?

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38
Q

for a regular flat pattern, what’s important to do?

A

Analyze previous trends

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39
Q

if A and B are 3 waves and C finished at A, where is it likely to continue?

A

upwards

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40
Q

What is a running flat pattern?

A

B goes higher than top of A, usually C = 1:1A.

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41
Q

5 wave impulse in(to) C of flat does not mean impulse to downside beginning, rather end of ________ wave C

A

5 wave impulse in C of flat does NOT mean impulse to downside beginning, rather end
of corrective wave C.

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42
Q

in a running flat pattern, _____ goes higher than the top of ____, and usually _____ = 1:1 __

A

Running flat: B goes higher than top of A, usually C = 1:1 A.

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43
Q

What’s an expanded flat pattern?

A

Expanded flat: B higher than top of 5, B typically = 1.382 of A, C = 1.618 of A (waves
get BIGGER each time)

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44
Q

in an expanded flat pattern B goes higher than top of _____?

A

top of wave 5

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45
Q

in an expanded flat pattern B typically = _.___ of ____, C = 1.618 of A

A

Expanded flat: B higher than top of 5, B typically = 1.382 of A, C = 1.618 of A

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46
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in an expanded flat pattern B typically = 1.382 of A, __ = _.___ of _

A

1.382 of A

47
Q

wave usually get _________ each time in a expanded flat pattern

A

BIGGER

48
Q

In a 12345 impulse, typically wave 2 forms a ____ _____.

A

zig zag

49
Q

wave 4 takes _______ to form usually, where triangles and flats are most common.

A

longer

50
Q

Wave 4 takes longer to form usually, where _______ and ____ are most common

A

triangles and flats

51
Q

Triangles and Zig Zags are another type of?

A

pattern

52
Q

Triangles: ,,,,_

A

3,3,3,3,3

53
Q

How many 3’s does a triangle comprise of?

A

5

54
Q

Triangles can often occur in wave _

A

4

55
Q

Zig Zags: ,,_

A

5,3,5

56
Q

zig zags are generally an aggressive _______.

A

pullback

57
Q

When do aggressive pullback zig zag pattern occur

A

in wave 2

58
Q

A zig zag pattern is usually an impulsive A ____, ______ B wave, impulsive C (to ______)

A

down, corrective, downside

59
Q

A zig zag pattern is usually an ______ A down, corrective ___ wave, _____ C (to downside)

A

impulsive, B, impulsive

60
Q

wave ____ = _____ in this picture

A

C = A

61
Q

in this picture C can target how far?

A

C can target anywhere from .618, .786, 1.382, 1.618, possible to see the 2.618 in very
bearish situations.

62
Q

in this zig zag pattern, to see if the trend is ______, the movements after the steep correction should cross
above the bottom of “A.”

A

impulsive

63
Q

in this zig zag pattern, to see if the trend is impulsive, the movements after the steep correction should _____
_____ the_____ of “__.”

A

cross above the bottom of “A.”

64
Q

In the event the move to the downside was impulsive, we can verify as wave “__” won’t
overlap “___”.

A

4, 1

65
Q

In the event the move to the _______ was impulsive, we can verify as wave “4” won’t
overlap “1”.

A

downside

66
Q

In the event the move to the downside was______, we can verify as wave “4” won’t
overlap “1”.

A

impulsive

67
Q

Very hard to distinguish if it is an impulsive or corrective as zig zags look like the start of
impulse waves up until “__.”

A

C

68
Q

Very hard to distinguish if it is an impulsive or corrective as zig zags look like the start of
_______ waves up until “C.”

A

corrective

69
Q

If the 3rd leg is _______, it is usually an impulse move.

A

extended

70
Q

If the 3rd leg is extended, it is usually an _____ move.

A

impulsive

71
Q

The more bullish the underlying asset, the less likely it is to see a steep ________

A

correction

72
Q

To see if the trend is impulsive, the movements after the steep correction should cross
_______ the bottom of “A.”

A

ABOVE

73
Q

When do you see a symmetrical triangles?

A

Symmetrical triangle: both the upper and lower line are sloping, we expect each wave
to get smaller.

74
Q

What can we expect with a symmetrical triangles?

A

we expect each wave to get smaller

75
Q

Symmetrical triangles: both the upper and lower line are ______, we expect each wave
to get _______.

A

sloping, smaller

76
Q

In a Symmetrical triangles only ___ of the lines have to hit the ________

A

2, triangle

77
Q

in a symmetrical triangle, each wave _____ come _____ higher/lower than the preceding

A

can’t, down

78
Q

in a symmetrical triangles, each wave can’t come down _____/____ than the ________.

A

higher/lower than the preceding

79
Q

in a symmetrical triangles, each leg is made up of ____waves, _____ patterns.

A

3, ABC

80
Q

in a symmetrical triangles, expecting a breakout to the upside, the ____ breaks out, _____ can retest the upper bound of
the triangle.

A

1,2

81
Q

in a symmetrical triangles, Expecting a breakout to the upside, the 1 breaks out, 2 can _____the _____ bound of
the triangle.

A

retest, upper

82
Q

in a symmetrical triangles, expecting a breakout to the ______, the 1 breaks out, 2 can retest the upper bound of
the triangle.

A

upside

83
Q

What’s an ascending triangle?

A

Higher lows in each preceding wave with a flat horizontal line of
resistance at the top

84
Q

What triangles does this describe?

Higher lows in each preceding wave with a flat horizontal line of
resistance at the top

A

Ascending Triangle

85
Q

In an ascending triangles, Higher ____ in each preceding wave with a flat _______ line of
resistance at the top

A

lows, horizontal

86
Q

In an ascending triangles, Higher lows in each preceding wave with a flat horizontal line of
________ at the top

A

resistance

87
Q

In an ascending triangles, Wave __ breaks out, ___ often retests the upper bound of the triangle after
breakout

A

1,2

88
Q

In an ascending triangles, Wave 1 ____ ___, 2 often ______ the upper bound of the triangle after
breakout

A

breaks out, retest

89
Q

In an ascending triangles, Wave 1 breaks out, 2 often retests the _______ bound of the triangle after
__________

A

upper, breakout

90
Q

What’s are Descending Triangles?

A

Lower highs, C meets at the bottom of A, E finds support at
horizontal support (where A and C bottom), wherein 1 breaks out to the upside,

91
Q

What triangles does this describe?

both the upper and lower line are sloping, we expect each wave
to get smaller.

A

symmetrical triangles

92
Q

What triangles does this describe?

Lower highs, C meets at the bottom of A, E finds support at
horizontal support (where A and C bottom), wherein 1 breaks out to the upside,

A

Descending triangles

93
Q

Descending Triangles: Lower _____, C meets at the bottom of A, E finds support at
horizontal support (where A and C bottom), wherein 1 breaks out to the upside,

A

highs

94
Q

Descending Triangles: Lower highs, ___ meets at the bottom of ___, E finds support at
horizontal support (where A and C bottom), wherein 1 breaks out to the upside,

A

C,A

95
Q

Descending Triangles: Lower highs, C meets at the bottom of A, ____ finds support at
horizontal support (where A and C bottom), wherein 1 breaks out to the upside,

A

E

96
Q

Descending Triangles: Lower highs, C meets at the ______ of A, E finds support at
horizontal support (where A and C bottom), wherein 1 breaks out to the upside,

A

bottom

97
Q

Descending Triangles: Lower highs, C meets at the bottom of A, E finds _____ at
horizontal support (where A and C bottom), wherein 1 breaks out to the upside,

A

support

98
Q

Descending Triangles: Lower highs, C meets at the bottom of A, E finds support at
______ _______ (where A and C bottom), wherein 1 breaks out to the upside,

A

horizontal support

99
Q

Descending Triangles: Lower highs, C meets at the bottom of A, E finds support at
horizontal support (where A and C ______), wherein 1 breaks out to the upside,

A

bottom

100
Q

Descending Triangles: Lower highs, C meets at the bottom of A, E finds support at
horizontal support (where A and C bottom), wherein ____ breaks out to the _____,

A

1, upside

101
Q

Descending Triangles : No matter what ______ of the triangle, each leg is made of 3 waves, ie A made of (abc)
B (abc) C (abc) 4 (abc) 5 (abc)

A

variance

102
Q

Descending Triangles : No matter what variance of the triangle, each leg is made of ___ waves, ie A made of (abc)
B (abc) C (abc) 4 (abc) 5 (abc)

A

3

103
Q

Descending Triangles : No matter what variance of the triangle, each leg is made of 3 waves, ie ___ made of (abc)
B (abc) C (abc) 4 (abc) 5 (abc)

A

A

104
Q

Descending Triangles: Volume ____ in a triangle until E, where we usually see a volume uptick on the breakout.

A

falls

105
Q

Descending Triangles: Volume falls in a triangle until ___, where we usually see a volume uptick on the breakout.

A

E

106
Q

Descending Triangles: Volume falls in a triangle until E, where we usually see a volume _____ on the breakout.

A

uptick

107
Q

Descending Triangles: Difficult to determine if “__” is 3 waves, need to be sure it IS 3 waves before determining it
is a triangle pattern

A

A

108
Q

Descending Triangles: with descending triangles you need to sure of what?

A

that it is 3 waves before determinizing it is a triangle pattern

109
Q

in this scenario, the triangle would break to downside as the first
leg down is 5 waves instead of 3, making the pattern a?

A

zig zag

110
Q

what makes this a zig zag pattern?

A

the triangle would break to downside as the first
leg down into 5 waves instead of 3, making the pattern a zig zag

111
Q

Expanding Triangle (rare): instead of waves getting ______, they are getting ______.

A

smaller, bigger

112
Q

which wave is usually the biggest in cash market?

A

wave 3

113
Q

wave 2 the most common retracement is

A

0.618

114
Q

wave 2 is usually the deep ________

A

correction

115
Q

wave 4 is usually __________

A

flat

116
Q

most common retracement for wave 4 is

A

between .236 to .382