Research method
ABC correction
ABC correction is a canonical archive-taxonomy method; this registry entry defines its inputs, output and use boundary.
- Output
- Signal
- Input
- OHLC price structure and chart scale
- Horizon
- From intraday to several weeks
- Best use
- Turn a repeatable chart condition into a falsifiable trade hypothesis.
- Input: OHLC price structure and chart scale.
- Output: signal.
- Use boundary: Turn a repeatable chart condition into a falsifiable trade hypothesis.
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How the method is built, and where it has been read
Depends on
Often reviewed together
Fibonacci retracement6 readings
Often reviewed together
Elliott wave analysis11 readings
Read in the archive21 readings
1986Copper wave degree and channel objectives1987Constructing a price-time Fibonacci window for the ABC correction1988Counting the 1987 Grand Supercycle peak as three claims1989Building entry and exit rules from pivots, channels, and abc-corrections1989Constructing ABC Fibonacci expansion objectives1990Calendar windows for three-wave pullbacks1990Labeling wave 1, B, or X after a five-wave C1991Constructing an Elliott zigzag with ABC Fibonacci checkpoints2002Constructing Elliott wave ABC and triangle pattern counts2003C-wave as the final leg of an ABC correction2003A bear-market bounce as a second wave, an RSI nonconfirmation, and an ABC relabel2004A pretrade risk lockbox at Elliott ABC ends2005Three-check identification of an ABC pause in an uptrend2005The 61.8 percent Fibonacci line as a zigzag kill-switch2005Constructing volume-float channels for ABC corrections2008When monthly wave counts split, freeze the ABC and Fibonacci brackets2012Fiery bull construction from sector thrust to wave count2013Critiquing rigid Elliott wave ratios after computerized trading2015ABC wave labels as a square-of-nine timing hypothesis2018V-wave count construction from impulse and ABC corrections2018Constructing short hypotheses from completed ABC corrections
This registry entry describes a research method. It is not investment advice and does not make a performance claim.