Module 4
Putting It All Together
Learning Multiple Time Frame Analysis
Objects
Daily Trading Journal
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Finish every day and be done with it. You
have done what you could. Some blunders
and absurdities no doubt have crept in; forget
them as soon as you can.
Tomorrow is a new day; begin it well and
serenely and with too high a spirit to be
cumbered with your old nonsense.
This day is all good and fair. It is too dear, with its
hopes and invitations, to waste a moment on
yesterday’s.
Ralph Waldo Emerson
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MULTIPLE TIME FRAME ANALYSIS
GOALS
Learn the steps required to analyze a market
using multiple time frame analysis.
Learn to use the Daily Trading Journal - a
daily checklist and daily trade plan - for trading
success.
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MULTIPLE TIME FRAME ANALYSIS
Double Threes
Triple Threes
Triangles
Consolidation Patterns
A
C
Monthly Charts E
Weekly Charts
Daily Charts B D
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DAILY TRADING JOURNAL
Do your “trading work” to determine where you are in the
wave count
Review your work with new information
Trading Journal = Checklist + Trade Plan
Remove the emotion and trade the plan
Choose a time frame
Short-term intraday (15-minute and hourly)
Medium-term swing (hourly and daily)
Long-term position (daily and weekly)
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DAILY TRADING JOURNAL
Part A Checklist: Daily Chart
Currency/Date Levels Notes
General and daily trend or
News releases Expected vs. actual Note reaction
What are the actual
Daily support levels: levels? Print out your chart with
these levels on it when
S1, S2, S3 Look at barriers and done.
pivot points.
Daily resistance levels: Draw these levels on Keep the charts with
R1, R2, R3 your chart your journal
Fibonacci levels: Draw these levels on
38.2%, 50%, 61.8% the last swing move
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Part B Checklist: Daily Chart
Currency/Date Elliott Wave Patterns Notes
Point 0 – Wave 1 Determine the corrective Take notes on where each
Wave 2 Fibonacci retracement pattern: Zigzag? Double A-B-C leg retraced to and
levels: 50%, 61.8% zigzag? Triple zigzag? update it
Wave 3 targets:
Where are we in wave 3? We are long the greatest
1.618 times wave 1
Notice if it is extended or not. number of lots here
2.618 times wave 1
Determine the corrective
Wave 4 Fibonacci levels: pattern: Flat? Triangle?
Combo? Look for alternation of wave 2
38.2%, 50%
Be specific.
Wave 5 targets:
Is it a diagonal triangle? Is it
0.618 times wave 1
extended?
1.618 times wave 1
Look for the end of the trend
0.618 to 1 times waves 1-3
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Part C Checklist: Hourly Chart
Long/ Short/
Currency/Date Above Below Notes
Continuation chart patterns: Put an X
Put an X
Triangles, bull and bear flags (zigzags) in this
in this
column What pattern is it?
Reversal chart patterns: column if
if
Diagonal triangles (wedge), 1-2-3 tops/bottoms, etc. bullish
bearish
Moving averages (MAs):
8, 13, 21, and 34-day Fibonacci EMA filter; 55 and 89-day Where did the 8/13
EMAs Put an X Put an X cross the 21/34?
in this in this
Oscillators: Are there
column if column
5/34/5 Awesome Oscillator MACD, RSI, or momentum divergences?
long if short
indicator Type of candle?
Candlestick reversal patterns
Fibonacci levels on last leg of move: Draw levels on chart
38.2%, 50%, 61.8% retracements with tool
Elliott Wave count: 1, 3,
2 and 4 Comments?
Count sub-waves and 5
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Part D Checklist: 15-Minute Chart
Long/ Short/
Currency/Date Above Below Notes
Continuation chart patterns: Put an X
Put an X
Triangles, bull and bear flags (zigzags) in this
in this
column What pattern is it?
Reversal chart patterns: column
if
Diagonal triangles (wedge), 1-2-3 tops/bottoms, etc. if bullish
bearish
Moving averages (MAs):
8, 13, 21, and 34-day Fibonacci EMA filter; 55 and 89-day Where did the 8/13
EMAs Put an X Put an X cross the 21/34?
in this in this
Oscillators: Are there
column column
5/35/5 Awesome Oscillator MACD, RSI, or momentum divergences?
if long if short
indicator Type of candle?
Candlestick reversal patterns
Fibonacci levels on last leg of move: Draw levels on chart
38.2%, 50%, 61.8% retracements with tool
Elliott Wave count: 1, 3,
2 and 4 Comments?
Count sub-waves and 5
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Part E Trade Plan: Hourly/15-Minute Chart
Currency/Date Trade 1 Trade 2 Notes
Analysis and trade recommendations (follow the Look to buy the wave ii retracement of wave i between 115.66
Elliott Wave trading map) (50%) and 115.14 (61.8%)
Note: We are
Entry strategy: starting a wave (C)
Position size (# of lots) 5 down of a wave ii
5 lots long above
(A) (B) (C)
Long or short long at sub-wave (1) of
correction—look at
Price 115.66/14 the 15-minute chart
for entry
Exit strategy:
Sell 9 lots at 113.42
Stop-loss (# of lots and price) (stop moves to
Sell 7 lots at top of Keep 2 lots long
Profit level 1 (# of lots and price) bottom of (i) point 0)
Profit level 2 (# of lots and price)
Pip and $ profit/loss
Lessons learned
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Module 1: Elliott Basics Module 2: Impulsive Patterns
Wave rhythms, pattern or form Impulsive wave structures
Fibonacci Diagonals and measuring objectives
Wave personalities for impulsive waves
Wave counting Finding the end of a trend
Module 3: Corrective Patterns Module 4: Putting It All Together
Corrective sequences and alternation
Elliott Wave Trading Map
Zigzags, flats, triangles
Trading Journal
Double and triple threes combined
patterns
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Module 4: Putting It All Together
Elliott Wave Trading Map Maximizing profit potential
Money management Putting It All Together
Rules to enter and exit Daily Trading Journal
positions
Checklist
Multiple time frame set-ups Trade Plan
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Applying Your Knowledge
Practice and study means labeling the charts every day.
It is often possible to make money even when you are in error.
Knowledge can prepare you psychologically for the ups and
downs.
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YOUR ELLIOTT WAVE SOLUTION
You have been given a within which you have the
answers to many You have learned the
and can now fit the pieces of the Elliott together.
Learning to surf the is like learning to ride a
You probably feel like you just climbed a Keep practicing
and you will hit the over and over again. Happy trading!
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Module 4 Learning Object 2 Quiz
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Module 4 Learning Object 2 Quiz
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Module 4 Learning Object 2 Quiz
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Module 4 Learning Object 2 Quiz
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Module 4 Learning Object 2 Quiz
True or False: If wave 4 is a reverse symmetrical triangle, each sub-wave is
most commonly 0.618 times the length of the previous alternative sub-wave.
a) True
b) False
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