MTP Elliott Waves

The MTP Elliott Waves script allows you to place an Elliott Wave count on your chart at a specific Pivot point. The script uses our unique “Isolation Approach” to Elliott Wave analysis, which has been used in our MTPredictor software since 2001. The Elliott Wave counts include the WPT (Wave Price Target) zones, where the wave found is likely to end. WPT zones are Fibonacci Price clusters that are specific to the wave in question. The Script will find Waves, 2, 3, 4, 5 as well as the simple abc correction. The Script only focus on one Wave count with no alternate counts or X-waves or other complex corrections. We do this to keep things simple and uncluttered. The Wave count will only display on the chart if a valid count is found at the Pivot chosen.

This is designed to be used in conjunction with the MTP Swings Pivots, which are included in the MTP Analysis Script. Please refer to this script for more information on the MTP Swing Pivots. The user has several options (Pivot Number, Last Pivot, Pivots Back or Bar Number) on how to choose the Pivot to display the Elliott Wave count from.

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The script is available as an “invite-only” script, as part of the MTPredictor suite of tools on Trading View.

To obtain access, please go to the web page in our signature that appears below.

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This new version has been rewritten from the ground up to take advantage of the new features that are available in Pine Script v5, as well as their new Library functions. This increases efficiency of the scripts and as such increased reliability.

The new version also makes use of the new "grab and drag" capabilities of Pine v5 to apply the Elliott Waves to the Chart, and as such has made the Script a lot easier to use. Please see the new help videos on the MTPredictor web site to see how to use the new features.

Current users upgrade instructions: Please remove the old script and then add this new one onto all of your Charts, to update to the latest version.

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Updated Chart example.