Wolfe Wave
How To Use Bearish Wolfe Wave SetupThe key to recognizing the Wolfe Wave setups is symmetry.
Ideally, waves 1-3-5 are established with very regular timing intervals between moves.
The other key ingredient is that the wave 4 should revisit the price range established by waves 1-2 for the best results.
Another way to describe the pattern is that it comes as a rising wedge / channel in an uptrend, or falling wedge / channel in a downtrend.
Wave 5 is often a false breakout move beyond the bounds of the pattern. Unlike either bull or bear flags, the movement is in the same direction as the overall trend, with the overlapping waves giving signals that an impending reversal is taking shape.
This pattern has different names, depending on the source - Larry Pesavento describes the pattern as "3 pushes to a top/bottom" and uses Fibonacci relationships to confirm the setup (waves 3 and 5 are 127% or 162% extensions of the previous pullback.) Jeff Cooper uses "Cooper 1-2-3 swing" nomenclature, and Linda Raschke likes to call this setup "3 Indians".
The unique quality about wolfe waves, however, is the objective target projection from waves 1 -> 4
UDDCHF, 4hr tf, reversal pattern to the upside
Price making a ending diagonal / falling wedge / wolfe wave pattern.
Overall all patterns are reversal pattern to the upside so we might see USDCHF continue north.
Buy USDCHF 0.8980
Stop loss 0.8930
Take profit 0.9100 (2.4R)
Use only 1-2% risk
Good luck