Elliott Wave counts for 90+ markets, explained in plain English

How Smart Wave Analysis works

Smart Wave Analysis is a free research site for traders who use, or want to learn, the Elliott Wave Principle. We cover more than 90 markets across six groups: crypto, forex, stocks, ETFs, commodities and indices. Every market has its own page with a live chart, the key facts that move it, how its waves tend to behave and, when our analysts publish one, a dated wave count with a clear invalidation level.

We write in plain English for an international audience. You do not need a finance degree to follow our pages. If a term is new to you, our Elliott Wave glossary explains it in one or two sentences.

What makes a useful wave count

Many websites post wave labels on a chart and stop there. A count is only useful if it tells you three things: what the market is likely to do next, where that view is wrong, and what you would do about it. That is why every count on this site shows a primary count, an invalidation level and Fibonacci targets, and why we keep a public track record of past calls, right or wrong.

Start here

• New to Elliott Wave? Read the beginner’s guide, then the three rules.
• Want to check a market? Browse all markets or jump to a group such as crypto or forex.
• Planning a trade? Use the free trading calculators to size your position and project wave targets.