2020 has been an amazing year for WaveBasis, and we’d like to thank all of the amazing Elliott Wave traders out there who have supported us along the way. From long term investors to fast-moving day traders, your success has been our success!
WaveBasis traders are now in more than 200 countries around the world, » » »
WaveBasis is continuously evolving as we constantly look for new ways to streamline the practice of Elliott Wave analysis and improve the process of finding reliable trade setups. The latest release brings improved stability (bug fixes!) and much better overall performance, especially when you have many charts active in your workspace.
So, this is just a quick update to let you know about some of the recent additions to the platform.
If you’ve ever reached out to us for support, you’ve probably discovered how enthusiastic and knowledgable our support staff are. That’s because everyone on our support staff is actually a trader themselves. Our mission is to make traders happier and more successful. So, our support staff often go well above and beyond the call of duty to help our users learn to use the WaveBasis platform in the best ways for their particular trading style and objectives.
Here’s one trader’s response to his experience with our support staff:
“Thanks, you guys are truly the best! Excellent software and superior customer service. “
We’re extremely excited to announce the release of one of our most requested features: The Wave Scanner gadget!
Now you can automatically search for your favorite Elliott Wave trading setups on all the markets that you track. » » »
The popular Next Subwaves gadget has gotten a bit of a refresh. New features and new intelligence gives you more informed trading decisions.
The Next Subwaves gadget has always been a powerful way to quickly identify potential trading opportunities, but the latest refresh makes it an even more valuable part of your trading arsenal.
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… » » »