SURYA SEMESTA INTERNUSA TBKEducation
SSIA idx stock :Example of Complex Correction Wave
Here is the example of complex wave calculation based on elliott wave principle.
Overall complex correction wave consists of 5 combined wave (w)-(x)-(y)-(x)-(z).
These complex correction played out for very long period time thus can be very confusing. (w) wave is a zigzag of a-b-c, followed by triangle a-b-c-d-e (x), another zigzag a-b-c (y), followed by flat a-b-c (x) and last, completed with zigzag a-b-c (z).
This educational analysis provided also with example entry strategy, my entry strategy placed on top of last wave 4, why? Well, it gives slight confirmation that the (z) wave of zigzag is completed. The stop loss placed on the very bottom of (z), which means the invalidation zone. Apparently, this strategy only compatible for a long term investing.
This educational analysis is not a financial advice, you should do your own research and always make sure to criticize before consummation.
And last, because the asset is stock, always compare with the fundamental condition of the company.
Thank you, share and like if you found it helpful!
Overall complex correction wave consists of 5 combined wave (w)-(x)-(y)-(x)-(z).
These complex correction played out for very long period time thus can be very confusing. (w) wave is a zigzag of a-b-c, followed by triangle a-b-c-d-e (x), another zigzag a-b-c (y), followed by flat a-b-c (x) and last, completed with zigzag a-b-c (z).
This educational analysis provided also with example entry strategy, my entry strategy placed on top of last wave 4, why? Well, it gives slight confirmation that the (z) wave of zigzag is completed. The stop loss placed on the very bottom of (z), which means the invalidation zone. Apparently, this strategy only compatible for a long term investing.
This educational analysis is not a financial advice, you should do your own research and always make sure to criticize before consummation.
And last, because the asset is stock, always compare with the fundamental condition of the company.
Thank you, share and like if you found it helpful!
Disclaimer
The information and publications are not meant to be, and do not constitute, financial, investment, trading, or other types of advice or recommendations supplied or endorsed by TradingView. Read more in the Terms of Use.