Stocks
Companies around the world
LIGHT · BROWSER AND WINDOWS MODULE
Elliott wave analysis.
The bigger picture. In your browser.
Daily, weekly and monthly bars
Explore global markets on daily, weekly and monthly charts. Select a local trend with LBC, compare alternatives and inspect nested waves. Light runs in your browser with a Windows module; your computer performs the calculations.
GLOBAL MARKETS · ONE ANALYTICAL APPROACH
Your market. Your wave scenario.
From European equities to major currency pairs. Explore price structure, compare alternative counts and choose the depth your analysis needs.
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instrument classes
ETFs
Indices, sectors and investment themes
Indices
The broader market picture
Forex
Major currency pairs
Crypto
Bitcoin, Ethereum and more
Futures
Metals, energy and other commodities
Americas
United States · Canada · Brazil · Mexico
Europe
Germany · United Kingdom · France · Italy
Asia
Japan · Hong Kong · India · South Korea
Oceania
Australia · New Zealand
Daily. Weekly. Monthly.
A single move or the bigger picture: choose your timeframe and history range with LBC.
Instrument availability and historical depth vary by market. Analysis uses downloaded, completed bars; this is not a real-time market data stream.
STUDENT WYCKOFF ELLIOTT WAVE LIGHTD1 · W1 · MN1
One workspace, across the site and module.
Sign in on the website, install and open the Light module for Windows, then check the connection. Allow local network access for this site when your browser first asks. Sign-in and subscriptions stay on the website; calculations run on your computer. An internet connection is required while working.
Context, with clear boundaries.
The D1 daily chart includes up to 3 calendar years of completed bars. W1 weekly and MN1 monthly charts include up to the latest 150 completed bars. For W1 and MN1, daily data within the selected history helps check nested waves; D1 has no duplicate daily source.
Choose where the calculation starts.
Use all loaded history, LBC to the latest bar, or a start–finish range. LBC is the calculation start line. Quick buttons select the latest 50, 100 or 150 bars; calculation starts when you choose.
From larger waves to the structure within.
The calculation considers up to 7 nested degrees. The chart initially shows the two largest: add others as needed, compare alternatives and explore the wave tree. Limiting history does not replace wave-rule checks.
Three steps to your own assessment.
Load quotes
Choose an instrument and D1, W1 or MN1. History loads into your workspace; connect the Light module for Windows before downloading.
Choose the range
Inspect the history, place LBC or set both boundaries.
Calculate and compare
Start the calculation, explore alternatives and enable the wave degrees you need.
STUDENT WYCKOFF ELLIOTT WAVE LIGHT
Your analysis. Your way in.
Light combines the website with a protected Windows module. The owner provides a 1-day trial; you can then subscribe for 3 calendar months at 125 USDT. Calculation and access checks require an internet connection. Or annual access: 390 USDT per year.
Your personal Light access
Sign-in requires a username, password and a six-digit Google Authenticator code. The owner provides and recovers your sign-in details. One active session is allowed: a confirmed sign-in in another profile ends the previous session.
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Quick guide
From installation to your first calculation.
Light requires a Windows computer and an internet connection. The installed module performs calculations; the chart and sign-in are on the website. The owner provides access.
Install the module
Download the installer using the button below, open the file and complete the installation of Student Wyckoff Elliott Wave Light.
Sign in on the website
Get your sign-in email and password from the owner. On your first sign-in, scan the displayed QR code with Google Authenticator on your phone and enter the six digits. Use the current code on later sign-ins. Contact the owner for recovery.
Connect your computer
Launch the installed module from its shortcut or select “Open module” in the workspace. If the browser asks for local network access, allow it for this site. Select “Check connection” and wait for confirmation.
Load quotes
Find a Yahoo Finance instrument and choose a timeframe: D1 provides daily bars for up to 3 calendar years; W1 weekly or MN1 monthly provides up to the latest 150 completed bars. Select “Load quotes”. Light does not use CSV files.
Select a range and calculate
Choose all loaded history, LBC to the latest bar, or a start–finish range. LBC is the calculation start line: place it on the chart or choose a date. Select “Calculate waves”, then compare alternatives and enable the degrees you need.
WINDOWS · PRO & LIGHT
Updating Pro and Light.
Install the new version over the previous one, in the same folder. You do not need to uninstall the application first.
Let the calculation finish.
Wait for the current calculation to complete before updating.
Exit the application completely.
Close the Pro window. For Light, right-click the module icon beside the Windows clock and choose Exit. If the icon is hidden, expand the arrow beside the clock.
Download the correct installer.
Use the current installer for your product: Pro and the Light module are separate files.
Install over the previous version.
Run the installer and select the existing folder. If setup reports that the application is in use, exit it completely and continue installation.
Open the application and check your data.
In Pro, check activation and saved calculations. For Light, open the module, refresh the page after finishing your work and sign in as usual.
The Light website updates separately from the Windows module. When a module update is released, install it on your computer.
If your previous data or activation is missing after updating, contact the owner. studentwyckoff@gmail.com
Before you begin
What must I install, and which timeframes are available?
Install the Light module on a Windows computer and open the workspace on the website. Allow local network access for this site when your browser first asks. Light supports D1 up to 3 calendar years and W1/MN1 up to 150 completed bars; CSV and intraday timeframes are unavailable.
Why can calculation time vary?
Time depends on the selected range, number of source bars, structure complexity and your computer. 150 monthly bars contain more source history than 150 weekly bars. The installed Light module performs the calculation.
Is a wave count a trading signal?
A count is an analytical hypothesis. The same range may have alternatives and unconfirmed subdivisions. Compare them with your quotes and your own market assessment.
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STUDENT WYCKOFF · ELLIOTT WAVE
Before your first calculation.
Compare versions, prepare your data and choose the history you want to analyze.
Prices and access options
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