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Elliott Wave Oscillator (EWO)

LINKUSDT - Elliott Wave Analysis - BullishBINANCE:LINKUSDT LINKUSDT - Elliott Wave Analysis - Bullish Article: The price chart analysis of ChainLink (LINK) using the Elliott Wave Theory, with lines drawn by this indicator, highlights it as one of the cryptocurrencies to watch. The long-term (1-week) price chart of ChainLink (LINK) has shown a bullish movement since 2020, breaking through several key resistance levels and continuing to climb steadily. The structure created by the indicator's automatic line drawing clearly shows that we are potentially in wave 3 of a bullish trend while concurrently in wave C of a bearish correction. Therefore, we expect prices to reach levels at $86, $105, and $137 respectively. However, other factors should be considered when forecasting future price directions such as fundamental asset factors, technical factors, and economic conditions. The fundamentals for LINK are strong due to its popularity as a DeFi project with increasing real-world usage. Technical indicators support an upward trend. Factors supporting the upward trend for ChainLink include: Growth in real-world usage of ChainLink. Partnerships with new allies. Launching new products and services. Risks against the upward trend for ChainLink include: Global economic recession. Volatility in cryptocurrency markets. Competition from emerging technologies. Conclusion In summary, the long-term (1-week) ChainLink price chart indicates a robust upward trend, with expectations of breaking through key resistance levels, specifically at $53. Currently, the price is in an accumulation phase, poised for a soon-to-come upward adjustment. Additionally, it is noteworthy that the price has been consistently adjusting upward on a weekly basis.
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by hapharmonic
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$BTC unpopular opinion..Compared to 2019 it is looking very sketchy coming up. similarities: -recent lows are both 96 bars back.. -recent highest high are similar distances.. - EWO is moving close to positive..( see "signal Line" on lower portion of chart) - expected breakout range is almost equal..( see red and green lines with prices) differences: - we are much closer to 200 EMA.. - ATR is much lower.. - there was no election in 2019.. just some food for thought considering all I see is charts pointing TOTHEMOOONNNNN! haha
KRAKEN:BTCUSD
by Ohsospysee
Long Story ShortJust a reminder, be careful as this could be a major bull trap and the start of 2018 capitulation. All this crazy pumping from nowhere could lead to a drop to 4K as in 2014 Bear Market Capitulation. We had the same type of D1 death cross, have breached D1 EMA100 and are now testing W1 EMA50, also have D1 RSI oversold and could not break the triangle bottom. You can judge only by looking at the Daily since there's no H4 history of that event on TradingView, so, this is a rough estimate that could be inaccurate. Still, use caution. Good Luck!
BITSTAMP:BTCUSD
by RagingRocketBull
Bitcoin Wave Analysis Using the Elliott Wave Oscillator (EWO)You can use the Elliott Wave Oscillator (EWO, Awesome Oscillator AO) to spot and label Elliott Waves. Here I'm using an indicator called Elliott Wave Oscillator with Bands. The next best thing is BullTrading_MTF-EWO_V2.0 BullTrading Elliott Wave Oscillator by Gustavo. Don't bother looking into other EWOs. The Bands version uses hl2 (shifted fwd by 1 bar) instead of close price and has 2 MA signal lines and no % normalization. The Gustavo version has a signal line, % normalization and uses 34 periods / close price by default. - Classic EWO is a Price Oscillator and uses 5, 35 SMAs, close price, no MA smoothing. EWO doesn't provide exit points, only divergence. EWO has been backtested thoroughly on history data and is best at spotting EW. - Awesome Oscillator (AO) by Bill Williams is essentially the same as EWO. - MACD uses 12, 26 EMAs, close price, 3rd MA for smoothing. MACD provides entry/exit points (EMA and zero crosses), divergence Watch this video for more info on how EWO works: www.youtube.com ___________________________________________________ EWO Signals: 1. histogram above zero line - look for longs, below - look for shorts 2. histogram breaks out of the top/bottom signal line bands - trend is strong, likely a wave 3 or 5 (waves 1/2 usually stay within bands and produce small humps) 3. bar height is rising - trend in the current direction gains momentum (brighter color bars), falling - trend loses momentum (darker color bars), 4. histogram returns to zero line and retraces within 90-140% of the prev high peak - likely a wave 4 (or B or other correction) - Main signal for EW wave 4 5. EWO divergence - likely between waves 3 and 5, possible end of trend, reversal or major correction soon - Main signal for end of wave 5, start of wave 1 Trading: 1. Type 1 Trade (enter at the end of wave 4 to ride wave 5): - histogram returns to zero and retraces within 90-140% of the prev high peak (crosses up to 40% to the other side) - this is likely the end of wave 4 (or 2/B - some sort of major correction, likely a wave 4) >140 - this is wave 1/A of the new trend, major correction or reversal. < 90 - this is wave 2 or 4 of lower degree. - prev high of the histogram is above the top breakout signal band or below the bottom band => market is strong, confirms that this was likely a wave 3/5 and it's strong, so we truly have the end of wave 4 near zero (or some type of major correction) - in the video they also use signals from proprietary indicators not available on TradingView - use EMAs/fib ratios instead. Enter a trade: if we retrace within 38.2-50% - high probability zone for wave 4. Confirm trend direction using EMAs/trend indicators. Use 61.8-100% of wave 0-3 or 100% of wave 1 as target for wave 5 to exit the trade. Enter on a breakout from a down channel/prev high or on 2nd bar close in the direction of a new trend with a stop loss below wave 4 2. Type 2 Trade (divergence, trend reversal, enter at wave 1 of the new trend) - find wave 4, after riding wave 5 look for divergence between the humps of waves 3 and 5. Wave 3 is always the strongest and should have a higher peak, wave 5 - still strong but has a lower peak, producing a divergence. - if wave 5 hump < wave 3 hump - market is losing momentum, reversal or major correction is likely, enter a trade to ride the new trend in the opposite direction. - if wave 5 hump >= wave 3 hump - market is still strong, this is a lower degree waves 3 and 5 within wave (3), an extension of wave (3) is likely. Other Trading Options: Enter: 1. on the 2nd-3rd bar after a signal band cross (entering a strong market) 2. on a pullback (wave 2/B saddle, histogram retraces inside the signal bands) 3. on crossing of a zero line, a red-green color change 4. on divergence Exit: 1. on highest peak 2. on momentum decrease (lower bar height, darker color) 3. on a pullback inside the signal bands (weak market) 4. on divergence
by RagingRocketBull
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