eSignal, Advanced GET Edition Features: View all features detail
Advanced GET Proprietary Indicators
- Auto Gann
- Auto Trend Channels
- Bias Reversal
- Elliott Oscillator
- Elliott Trigger
- Elliott Waves
- Ellipse
- eXpert Trend Locator (XTL)
- False Bar Stochastic
- Gann Angles
- Gann Box
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- Joseph Trend Index (JTI)
- Make-or-Break (MOB)
- Moving Average
- Optimized Parabolic SAR
- Profit-Taking Index (PTI)
- Price Clusters
- Smart Pivots
- Time and Price Squares
- Time Clusters
- TJ's Web
- Trade Profile
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Advanced GET Scanner
This filter searches the U.S. markets in real time for stocks poised to move. It will find the popular Advanced GET Type 1 and 2 set-ups, as well as many other pre-built and user-built set-ups. It allows you to choose a parameter set and time frame, as well as additional criteria, so you find just the ones you want. This scanner includes a number of pre-built strategies to choose from as well as the ability to combine strategies for customized strategies. Find out more about the
Advanced GET Scanner.
Dashboard
With its easy-to-understand, color-coded display, the Dashboard assists you in judging how your chosen stocks are likely to move -- up, down or sideways. Easily spot Advanced GET’s signature Type 1 and 2 set-ups and get instant access to 100s of associated charts from a single window. This tool can be customized to display the user’s required chart intervals and allows the placement of any number of gauges per row (up to 100 per page). Users can also compress the charts they need into one efficient, compact area in their pages or layouts. In addition, Time Templates can be applied to the Dashboard to regulate the session hours used for the chosen strategy.
The dynamic quote list capability allows you to import symbols on the fly and "grab" symbol updates from scans outside of eSignal, Advanced GET Edition.
Elliott WavesAdvanced GET is the fastest and most powerful computerized Elliott Wave model available to the public anywhere in the world. The advanced mathematical model compares the current market with historical patterns and statistical behavior to generate objective and precise Elliott wave counts that eliminate ambiguity. A special feature of the GET Elliott Waves automatically provides price projections showing the most likely price range that a wave will reach.
For the experienced user, a cross-referencing feature allows Elliott Wave counts from one time frame to be displayed on a chart of a different time frame. And, for the professional user, Advanced GET can generate alternate counts for second opinions at crucial junctures. 80 percent of the time, the default Elliott Wave count satisfies even the most advanced wave counter.
Ellipse
Based on Gann theory, this dynamic tool harnesses the power of Gann without the complexity of the Gann box, so you can easily identify key areas of support and resistance for market corrections, as well as providing initial trade targets.
You can also have ES 1!, ES 2! and ES 3! in a Quote window to look at the next 3 contracts without having to change the symbol. Each symbol will roll on the default roll schedule or your user-defined roll preference.
eXpert Trend Locator (XTL)
This study uses a statistical evaluation of the market to help you detect random market moves (noise) from powerful market trends.
False Bar Stochastic
The appearance of this special, built-in feature of the GET Stochastic means that the overbought / oversold indication of the standard Stochastic is questionable. So, for example, for an “overbought” market, the false bar indicates that the market actually has a chance of moving higher. Where the false (black) bar does not appear, the overbought / oversold conditions of the Stochastic can be considered higher-probability reversal areas and, thus, trading opportunities.
Fibonacci ToolsFibonacci retracements, extensions and circles allow you to measure traditional Fibonacci ratios in time and price, as well as create your own ratios.
Gann Box / AnglesThese tools measure time and price via angles in the market's movements. The Gann box is for more advanced users looking to further define precise areas of market congruence and change for both forecasting and trade defense.
Make-or-Break (MOB)
Before you enter a trade, you need to know your profit target. The MOB is our proprietary tool that helps identify future market time and price levels.
Pivots
Designed to quickly identify key swing reversal points on a chart, the pivots help you identify the magnitude of the different market turning points. In addition, you use the pivots as anchor points with the Advanced GET specialized drawing tools, such as the Ellipse, MOB, Gann and Fibonacci levels.
Profit-Taking Index (PTI)
The exclusive Wave Four PTI can help forecast whether the market will complete an Elliott Wave 5, allowing you to spot only the best Elliott patterns. Historically, if the PTI is greater than 35 in a wave four, the market continues to make new highs in wave five. Conversely, a PTI of less than 35 indicates too much profit-taking and signals a double top or failed fifth in wave five.
Regression Trend Channels
One of our most popular tools, these channels are used for an objective entrance into the market using a line of best fit surrounded by lines on a parallel at 2 standard deviations.
Spreads
Advanced GET is capable of creating complex spreads using two or three markets. You can add, subtract or divide any number of contracts, and it remembers the spreads you create. And, once you create the spread, Advanced GET will treat it like any other market data. This means you can perform Elliott Wave analysis or apply any other tool, indicator or study available from Advanced GET.
Type 1 / 2 Trades
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Type 1
Used for buying at the end of a fourth-wave retracement
Rules:
- Wait for the Elliott Oscillator to pull back to zero. Historically, this happens 94% of the time in wave four retracements.
- Make sure the Profit-Taking Index (PTI) is greater than 35. A PTI greater than 35 indicates a good possibility of new highs in wave five.
- When prices break the channel, buy the market for a wave five rally.
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Type 2
Used for selling at the end of a fifth-wave rally
Rules:
- When wave five makes new highs, make sure the Elliott Oscillator shows divergence with its wave three peak. 94% of the time, this oscillator should pull back to zero in wave four.
- When five waves are complete, the market changes trend. Wait for the price to cross the channels and sell the market.
- The initial target is the previous wave four.
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