Methods

Two reads on one card, kept separate. The Elliott Wave engine counts the structure across daily, 4-hour and 1-hour, and Zero-Touch Divergence reports its own divergence bias on the timeframe you asked for — its wrong-beyond level, and where it aims.

Runs on

H1 · H4

Counts wave structure across several timeframes at once and, for every count it keeps, names the price level that would prove that count wrong.

Runs on

M15 · H1 · H4 · D · W

A divergence detector. It compares a higher-timeframe price extreme against the oscillator that measures how stretched price is from its anchored VWAP, and when the two disagree it reports a bias: a direction, the level that would prove it wrong, and the level it aims at. It never proposes an entry.

Runs on

H1 · H4 · D

The entry layer on top of the divergence bias. While an hourly Zero-Touch Divergence bias is live, it watches the 5-minute chart for a pullback to turn, then places a stop order beyond the pullback's origin with the stop beyond the pullback's extreme and the bias's zero-touch level as the target.

Runs on

M5 · M15

A breakout entry that only looks while a divergence context is armed. It reads Zero-Touch Divergence on the hourly AND the 4-hour chart at the same time, and on whichever of the two is armed it watches the 5- or 15-minute chart for a two-swing structure — a first extreme, a pullback, and a lower high (or higher low) behind it — then rests a stop order beyond that structure. Both contexts are reported on one card, and the one further along the ladder is the one the card leads with.

Runs on

M5 · M15