Wave counts, drawn for you
Fintron draws the Elliott Wave count on every bar close, checks each rule and keeps the other counts that still fit.
SOL · daily
Snapshot · as of · illustrative, not adviceNew to this?
Elliott Wave theory says markets move in waves: five with the trend, three against it. Counting them shows where a move may be in its life. Fintron does the counting and checks each rule.
Checked against the rules
Each count is tested against the core Elliott Wave rules. You see each rule it could check, with a pass or fail mark, so nothing is hidden.
Rule checks · BTC daily
Snapshot · as of · illustrative, not adviceOther counts kept
A chart can often be counted more than one way. Fintron keeps the next best count beside the main one, so you can switch and compare.
BTC · daily
Snapshot · as of · illustrative, not adviceEvery count says where it's wrong
Fintron keeps each count that passes the rules. Each one names its next move and its own kill price, and flags when it disagrees with the idea.
Wave counts · BTC daily
Snapshot · as of · illustrative, not adviceKnows where it breaks
Every count has a price where it stops making sense. Fintron marks that line on the chart. If price closes past it, the count is wrong.
BTC · daily
Snapshot · as of · illustrative, not adviceEvery angle on a coin, worked out
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