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Nicola Delic Elliott Wave Swing Points

Welcome to
Elliott Wave Swing Points

In this special report you will learn how to approach Elliott Wave Theory
from other side, and how to simplify your Elliott Wave counting.

Swing Point & Elliott Waves

Market run in cycles, and every cycle have exact number of swings, now
to translate this to our Elliott Wave DNA strategy, we are going to look at
the cycles as Motive and Corrective Pahse and we are going to watch each
sub-wave as one swing point. Swing points are nothing more than high
and lows in the market, so all you need to count is high/lows and that’s
all.

Motive Phase Swing Points

Motive phase patterns run in the sequence of 5, 9, 13, 17, 21, 25, 29, 33,
37, 41… swing points.

5 9 13 17 21 25 29 33 37

5 swings = Impulsive Wave

9 swings = Extended Wave

Swing mentioned above can be used to identify Impulsive, Extended &


Leading Diagonal (Ending Diagonal have corrective structure so different
swing count).

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Corrective Phase Swing Points

Corrective phase patterns run in the sequence of 3, 7, 11, 15, 19, 23, 27,
31, 35… swing points.

3 7 11 15 19 23 27 31 35

3 swings = A-B-C

7 swings = Double Three (W-X-Y)

11 Swings = Zig Zag

Swings mentioned above can be used to identify ZigZag and Complex


Corrections only.

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Tools To Help Your Wave Counting


To help you spotting wave points faster we have designed one indicator
EWSwingPoints and you can download indicator just by clicking on the
link below.

www.elliottwavelab.com/lab/ewSwing

After you download and install the secret indicator, loading it to the chart
is easy part. Just drag the indicator to chart where you want to use it.

Once you drag it, just leave everything set as the default and click OK. If
everything was done correctly you should see orange dots on your charts
like shown on the chart below.

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How to Use the EWSwingPoints Indicator

Now comes the interesting part. Every orange dot that you see on your
chart represents one swing point, and all you need to do is count the dots
from the beginning of the trend to the current price.

On the chart above, we can see a USD/CHF price movement on the 15-
minute time frame. First, we need to define a trend: The current trend
seems bearish and that’s why we are going to start counting from the top
(marked with the arrow on the chart).

We have a Low, Lower High, Lower Low, Lower High, and Lower Low.
Each swing point counts as +1. That gives us 5 swing points in total.

If we take a look at the table in the first chapter, we can see that the
number of swings matches the Motive pattern. Now all we need to do is to
find which of the four patterns in the Motive phase matches this one best.

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On the chart above you can see that we have decided to go with simple
Impulsive waves (1-2-3-4-5 in yellow on the chart). So, since that 5w
ended the trend, we can expect to see a 3w pullback.

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Example 2

The next chart that we are going to look with our swing indicator is
GBP/USD. Like the last time we start by finding the trend: in this case we
are in a bullish trend and that’s why we are going to start counting swings
from the bottom.

From the arrow that shows our starting point, we have a High, Higher
Low, Higher High, Higher Low, Higher High for a total of seven swings.
According to our table from the first chapter, we can see that this should
be a Corrective pattern.

We know that seven swings usually call for a double-three correction.


That’s why we are going to go with wave (w) at the 3rd swing. Swings 1-
2-3 are just smaller versions (a-b-c) of that (w).

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After that 4th swing will be our wave (x), and the final swings 5-6-7 are
going to be our sub-wave (a-b-c) inside larger wave (y). After seven
swings we can expect to see a push in the opposite direction and for the
next Motive pattern (A 5-wave move down in this case).

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Example 3

For our next example, we are going to look at the GBP/JPY 30-minute
chart. We can see that price action is bullish so we need to find a low in
the market where this upward trend started.

From the starting point we have a High, Higher Low, Higher High, Higher
Low, higher High, Higher Low, Higher High, Higher Low, Higher High. This
gives us a total swing count of nine.

After looking at the swing count we can see that nine swings are part of a
Motive pattern, so we need to find which Motive pattern fits here.

On the chart above you can see that we have labeled this as an Extended
pattern. We have waves (i) (ii), followed by a 5w inside the Extended
wave (iii), and after that we have (iv) and (v). After nine swings and a
completed Motive pattern, we can expect to see a push lower in a more
Corrective shape (3-waves).

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Example 4

For the fourth example, we are again going to look at the GBP/JPY, and
just like last time we can see a nice upward trend. Starting from the
bottom we can see a High, Higher Low, Higher High, Higher Low, Higher
High, Higher Low, Higher High, Higher Low, and a Higher High.

Again we can get a total swing count of nine. So again we are going to
search for Motive pattern.

On the chart you can see that we labeled this bullish move as an
Extended wave, where wave [iii] (white) has been extended. Again, after
a motive pattern, end we can look for three waves down before we see
another push higher.

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Important Things to Remember


I know that right now everything may seem simple for you, but there are
few things that you should never forget.

#1 – Always Validate Your Wave Count with the Rules.


Finding swing is the easy part, you also have the table to will tell you
what you can expect from your swing count, but you still need to check
the rules! If you see 5, 9, 13, 17… Go check the rules of the Motive
phase. If you see 3, 7, 11, 15… Check the Corrective wave rules.

#2 – Simplify Your Swing Counting


If you can see five swings that look exactly like a Motive pattern, just
count it as one swing and not five. This way you won’t get be caught up
counting 50-60 swings on your chart.

#3 – Start from turning points


Always. But always start counting from significant turning points in the
market. So find the trend, pick up the start, and start from High/Low.

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Conclusion
I would like to share a few powerful tips that will help you get the most
out of trading with the Swing Points indicator on the Elliott Wave DNA
to give you the very best results.

Like I have mentioned, the indicator can be applied to all time frames and
currency pairs with equal success, but I personally prefer to trade it on
the following pairs as they tend to perform the best for me.

It might be different for you and that’s all right, but I’m sure you’re
curious to know the pairs that I trade so here they are: EUR/USD,
GBP/USD, USD/CHF, USD/JPY, AUD/USD, USD/CAD, EUR/JPY and
GBP/JPY.

I have also found that the best swing point indicator work best on the 15-
minute, 30-minute, 1-hour and 4-hour time frame.

This indicator has served me very well and I know that you will enjoy
trading it too. If you can follow the rules and these simple guidelines you
are well on your way to success as a trader.

I wish you the very best in all your trading endeavors.

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