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Table Of Contents
Entry Method ....................................................................... Page 5
MOB Support/Resistance Levels......................................... Page 6
Elliott Wave Counts ............................................................ Page 10
Elliott Mechanical Type One Trade .................................... Page 12
Elliott Mechanical Type Two Trade ................................... Page 13
Example Of Mechanical Trades On Hourly Data ............... Page 14
Example Of Mechanical Trades On 5 Minute Data ............ Page 15
Short Selling ........................................................................ Page 16
False Bar Stochastics Trade................................................. Page 17
False Bar Stochastics Trade Intraday .................................. Page 18
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Entry Method
Advanced GET offers several entry methods. The most popular method uses Regression Trend Channels. The software calculates and displays a two standard deviation
Trend Channel. The entry is taken on the break above the Trend Channel. An example
is shown below:
Schlumberger
Daily Stock
Regression
Trend Channels
BUY
MOB SUPPORT
The change in Trend is confirmed when the price crosses through the Trend Channels.
This provides a mechanical entry technique without second guessing. In addition, it
also provides a low, where stops can be placed.
As a trader, you will combine the Trend Channel entry with other techniques such
as the MOB levels or Elliott Wave reversals. This type of set up will provide better
opportunities for a sustained change in Trend. We will now further discuss the
various techniques offered in the Advanced GET software.
Swing
X
Swing
Y
Swing
Z
MOB SUPPORT
BUY
Regression Trend
Channels
The change in Trend is confirmed when the price crosses through the Trend Channels
after testing the MOB. A stop is placed under the MOB level.
The MOB level is generated at the beginning of Swing Z. This gives you advanced
notice of price support at that level. When MOB lows coincide with the completion
of an Elliott Wave sequence (5 waves as in the above example), the following rally
will be very strong.
MOB RESISTANCE
SELL
Chase Manhattan
Bank 60 min
(HOURLY)
BUY
MOB SUPPORT
This chart shows the Hourly (60 min) chart of Chase Manhattan Bank (CMB). The
MOB levels are generated at highs and lows. Again, once the MOB is tested, wait for
the cross of the Trend Channels to confirm entry. The Trend Channels play a major part
in trading the MOB levels. First it provides confirmation that the MOB level is holding.
Once the entry is confirmed by the cross of the Trend Channels, it further provides a
(high or low pivot) where stops can be placed. The Trend Channel filter increases the
accuracy and efficiency of the overall system.
ELLIPSE STUDY
The Ellipse study provides key levels from where a previous trend is likely to continue.
Once a Trend is in force, how much will the issue pull back before the Trend resumes?
This is a question asked by every trader in the world. Our Ellipse model is designed to
provide an answer to this often asked question. The Ellipse study provides a Price Level
and a Time when the Trend could resume.
DELL COMPUTERS
Daily Stock
Trend
Y
The cross of the Trend Channels
provide the final signal to enter.
Ellipse Support
where Trend Y could
resume (Time & Price).
Trend
X
Ellipse Support
where Trend X could
resume (Time & Price).
The change in Trend is confirmed when the price crosses through the Trend Channels
after testing the Ellipse. The stop is placed under the Ellipse level.
As soon as Trend X is over, you can have Advanced GET generate the Ellipse
Support. This allows you to anticipate where the correction could be over. Once
the prices test the Ellipse Support, the trade is taken on the cross of the Regression
Trend Channels.
ELLIPSE STUDY
It works on any time frame or issue
The Ellipse model works on any time frame (one minute to weekly data). The model
also works on Stocks, Futures or cash indexes. It uses the same parameters for all time
frames and issues. There is no curve fitting, or changing settings for different time
frames. This truly is one case where One size fits all.
June SP 500
5 min chart
BUY At
Ellipse Support
BUY At
Ellipse Support
This chart shows a 5 minute chart of the June SP 500. As the market creates a new
trend, you can have a corresponding Ellipse level generated. Once the prices test the
Ellipse level, you wait for the cross of the Trend Channels to confirm entry.
When the Ellipse study is used in conjunction with Elliott wave analysis, you are provided with time and price entry levels, Elliott price projections and a forecast for the
strength of the next move. This type of power is not found in any other software
Quantum Corp.
Daily Chart
Wave 5
Weak Rally
Market
changes
Trend
Wave 3
Strongest Rally
Wave 4
Profit Taking Decline
Elliott Oscillator
Oscillator break out
confirms Wave 3 Rally
Oscillator divergence
confirms end of Wave 5
The counting of Elliott Waves is a well accepted, but sometimes complicated, technical
analysis approach used all over the world. Advanced GET makes it simple by calculating all the various possibilities and automatically selecting the appropriate Wave count.
Many large institutions, fund managers, position traders and day traders have been
using our wave counts and mechanical trading approach for over 10 years. We will now
discuss the different types of mechanical trading approaches using Elliott Wave analysis.
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XTL Continuation: Once a Wave 3 is in progress, the XTL further identifies continuation type trades in the direction of the trend. Usually, the Ellipse also provides
price and time levels for continuation trades.
PTI: The Profit Taking Index measures how much profit is being taken in terms of
momentum. Statistically, if the PTI is greater than 35, the market should make new
highs in Wave 5.
Quantum Corp.
Daily Chart
Weekly MOB
PTI greater than 35
indicates new highs.
MOB identifies
top of Wave 3
XTL identifies
Wave 3 Rally
XTL continuation
trade with
Ellipse support
Market
changes
Trend
Ellipse provides
Price support and Time
for Wave 4 low.
A picture paints a thousand words. The above chart demonstrates the massive
technical edge that Advanced GET delivers. This is why we were voted the Best
Trading System for 5 years in a row in the Stocks & Commodities Readers Choice
Awards.
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PTI > 35
Type 1
BUY
Ellipse
Support
Elliott Oscillator
Oscillator confirms
Wave 3
Wave 4 Time Channels: This is a study that indicates the percentage probabilities for
new highs in Wave Five. If the retracement in Wave 4 stays above the first channel, the
probability is greater than 80% for a new high. Staying above the second channel provides a probability of 60%.
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Type 2
BUY
Elliott Oscillator
MOB Support
When 5 waves are complete, and there is Elliott Oscillator divergence, the market is
ready to change the trend. Most of the time, Advanced GET would provide a MOB
support at the end of a Wave Five. Once the price crosses the Regression Trend Channels, a trade can be taken with stops placed under the MOB low. Type Two trades
usually provide a strong reversal in the market and generates the most profit potential.
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MOB Resistance
Type 2
Sell
XTL
Wave 3
BUY
Ellipse support on
Elliott Type 1 BUY
Ellipse support on
XTL continuation
BUY
SP 500 June
60 min (hourly)
MOB Support
Oscillator divergence
on Wave 5
MOB Resistance
XTL
Wave 3
BUY
Type 2
Sell
Ellipse support on
Elliott Type 1 BUY
Ellipse support on
XTL continuation
BUY
MOB Support
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SHORT SELLING
A versatile trader is one who can establish long or short positions based on the current analysis. Our models provide equal weighting for both long and short positions.
The rules are the same. Only the direction is different as seen in this example:
a) The stock makes a new high with lower highs in the Elliott Oscillator.
b) The Oscillator pulled back to zero for the Wave 4 retracement. This is a must.
c) The software generated a MOB resistance level which the stock tested.
d) When the price crosses the Regression Trend Channels, it sets up a (short position) Elliott Type Two Sell.
e) Place protective stops above the MOB resistance.
TRW
Daily Chart
Type Two SELL
MOB Resistance
Type 2
SELL
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The cross of the Trend Channels
provide the final signal to enter.
Elliott Oscillator
Oscillator pulls back to
zero to confirm Wave 4
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Motorola
Daily Chart
FALSE BAR
BUY
NO FALSE BAR
BUY
NO FALSE BAR
BUY
NO FALSE BAR
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SELL
No false bar means no trend
detected. It is okay to sell
During this decline, the Stochastics
has a False Bar which indicates a
Trend has been detected. Ignore any
buy (oversold) signals.
SELL
Gateway Computer
15 min chart
SELL
SELL
NO FALSE BAR
FALSE
BAR
America On Line
(AOL) - 15 min chart
NO FALSE BAR
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NO FALSE BAR
FALSE BAR