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Loading…Scrips where one fixed five-wave count became known on one of the last few daily bars. A description of a chart event, not a call.
As of 2026-11-06: 0 up readings · 3 down readings
| Symbol | Count | Signal date | Bars ago | Signal close | 1.5 ATR line | 2R line | Last close | % since signal | Sector |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GBBL | Five-wave rise | 2026-11-06 | 0 | 411.70 | 420.75 | 393.60 | 411.70 | 0.00% | Development Banks |
| NBL | Five-wave rise | 2026-11-06 | 0 | 306.00 | 315.90 | 286.21 | 306.00 | 0.00% | Commercial Banks |
| SBL | Five-wave rise | 2026-11-06 | 0 | 436.50 | 450.60 | 408.31 | 436.50 | 0.00% | Commercial Banks |
Past test Hypothetical
25%reached the 2R line · random 23% · 594 settled cases
No demonstrated edge, descriptive only: likely 22 to 29%
Before 20 Apr 2026 25% (591) · from then too few (3)
Average price move, by sessions after the signal
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Past test Hypothetical
30%reached the 2R line · random 29% · 524 settled cases
No demonstrated edge, descriptive only: likely 26 to 34%
Before 20 Apr 2026 31% (487) · from then 16% (37)
Average move after 1.5% cost, by sessions held
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Pivots are swings with five bars on each side, each known five bars after it forms. Of two same-kind pivots in a row, the more extreme stays. A five-wave rise is six alternating pivots from a low where waves 1, 3 and 5 rise, waves 2 and 4 fall, wave 2 does not pass wave 1's start, the highs step up, wave 4 does not enter wave 1's range, and wave 3 is not the shortest. A five-wave fall is the mirror. Fibonacci ratios are not tested and no corrective wave is read.
The signal is the bar the last pivot becomes known. The textbook reads a correction after five waves, so a rise is a down reading and a fall an up reading.
Funds, debentures, promoter shares and the first year after a scrip's first candle are left out. The 1.5 ATR line is 1.5 times ATR(14) from the signal close, against the reading; the 2R line is 3 times ATR(14) from it, with the reading.
One mechanical count, chosen before any test. Elliott analysts would count many of these differently, so a poor record shows this count fails, not that Elliott fails.
No target, and no wave is labelled on a live chart.
NEPSE has no short selling, so a down reading is for people who hold the scrip, not a trade. The record reads no demonstrated edge, descriptive only, until the past test shows a clear one.