Point-1 is a swing low
Point-2 is a rally off of Point-1
Point-3 is a lower low compared to Point-1
Point-4 is a lower high compared to Point-2
Point-5 is likely to exceed the trend line of 1-3, it is also the entry point for your trade
We start by connecting points 1-3 and 2-4




-Watch the 3- & 4-point for resistance and potential failure of the move
-Wolfe Waves typically develop after a trendline is broken
-Look for relatively strong volume on the 5-Point
As you can see above, GS formed a Wolfe Wave on the 30-min chart and fell into the "sweet spot" on Nov. 2nd. Here are a couple more examples:


http://www.marketcalls.in/2009/03/wolfe-wave-pattern-in-nifty.html
http://tryin2trade.blogspot.com/2009/09/nf-hourly-chartwolfe-wave.html
http://forum.as-1.us/viewthread.php?tid=4024&extra=page%3D1&page=1
http://beginnertrader.com/blog/technical-analysis/trading-with-wolfe-waves
http://www.gold2gold.com/webboard/index.php?topic=157.0
http://www.traderslaboratory.com/forums/56/wolfe-wave-indicator-needed-2686-3.html
http://blogs.fxstreet.com/forexology/2009/05/21/managing-the-wolfe-wave/
http://www.voodootrader.com/ta_5.htm
http://chart.nu/ta_3.htm
http://www.marketcalls.in/2009/03/wolfe-wave-pattern-in-nifty.html
http://chart.nu/wolfewave.htm
http://www.nobletrading.com/blogs/2008/05/wolfe-waves-trading-pattern.html
http://www.wolfcharts.com/manual.asp
http://articles.mql4.com/806
3 comments:
wow cool!!!!!!
Very interesting stuff, Todd! Thanks for sharing, and for the step by step guidance. You're so kind! :-)
Lovely new look by the way :-) Soothing.
Thanks Jules!
My stylist told me that my previous look was all wrong ;)
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