They say that “time flies when you’re having fun”, and we’ve been having fun in the WaveBasis lab since our last blog post oh so long ago…
We’ve recently released an innovative and exclusive new feature: The Wave Count Forecast gadget. » » »
Where to begin an Elliott Wave analysis is the single most important decision you can make before creating a wave count. This is true whether you create a wave count manually or use the automatic wave counting tools that are built into WaveBasis. And, it’s the most important parameter that you can set before computing an automatic wave count on the WaveBasis platform. This is an aspect of Elliott Wave analysis that many new practitioners struggle with or overlook completely. It’s also one of the most common points of confusion for those who are new to WaveBasis. » » »
This is the second part of a two-part update, so you might want to first check out Part 1.
In addition to the core automatic wave count engine improvements and performance optimizations that I discussed in Part 1, this past week’s major release also included a number of stability and performance enhancements for the WaveBasis application itself. This means it’s better, stronger, and most of all, faster.
The speed gains in the application are quite significant, so the app feels much more snappy overall. This is especially true if you open many tabs or track multiple active wave counts simultaneously. WaveBasis users have been pushing the envelope with their charting workspaces, so we went to work to meet the demand. » » »
There are software releases, and then there are software releases that push the envelope…
This past week we released our most significant update since we began to roll out the platform earlier this year. We’ve made major improvements to virtually every aspect of the WaveBasis system and released several powerful new features. Current users may have already noticed some of the new features appearing in their workspaces. » » »
Based on some of the questions that we’ve been receiving, it seemed like a good idea to make note of some of the not-so-obvious features related to using gadgets in WaveBasis. So here they are… » » »
As we wind down our Early Access period, we’ve been as busy as usual, and have released quite a number of recent improvements…but everybody loves new gadgets…so today’s focus is the new Watchlist gadget. With a bit of added Elliott Wave flavor, and the ability to run multiple automatic wave counts with a single click, it goes above and » » »
We’ve been pretty busy lately, releasing a number of under-the-hood improvements to WaveBasis that users may not have noticed, but we’ve also released a powerful new gadget for displaying alternate wave counts. » » »
You probably already know, as with many charting platforms, you can enter or search for a symbol/ticker in WaveBasis from the Symbol Entry area as shown below. » » »
If you’ve ever tried to explain Elliott Wave analysis to someone, particularly a friend or family member who might not be familiar with Technical Analysis in general, you might have seen the look of complete confusion » » »
It’s no secret that most of us hate to fill out surveys. That’s why it’s surprising that so many of you took the time to answer our survey questions when you signed up to participate in our early access program. For that, we give you a big thanks.
It’s our aim to provide the best » » »