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Master Elliott Wave counting with practical measuring tools on TradingView. Learn how to spot zigzags vs flats, set high-probability targets, and keep your Elliott Wave count disciplined with Fibonacci retracements and extensions. 🔗 Links: Elliott Wave Lab sub-reddit:   / elliottwavelab   Free Access to Elliott Wave Principal (Elliott Wave Bible): https://my.elliottwave.com/ What you’ll learn How to use Fib Retracement and Trend-Based Fib Extension as “measuring tools,” not indicators Wave 2 retracement zones: 0.50, 0.618, 0.786 Wave 3 targets: 1.618, 2.618, 3.618 of Wave 1 Wave 4 pullbacks: 0.382, 0.50 of Wave 3 Wave 5 targeting logic: If Wave 3 is extended (≥1.618× Wave 1) → Wave 5 ≈ Wave 1 If Wave 3 is not extended (less than 1.618) → Wave 5 relates to Origin to Wave 3 distance (use extensions) Identify zigzag vs regular, expanded, running flats with A-B retrace rules Apply the Rule of Alternation between Waves 2 and 4 Save TradingView templates for fast, repeatable analysis Chapters 00:01 Intro: why Elliott Wave counts go wrong 01:01 Indicators vs measuring tools (Fib basics) 02:15 Live trade context and stop placement logic 02:56 Spotting a zigzag using B-wave retrace zones 05:04 Projecting Wave C with trend-based Fib extension 07:01 Flat patterns: regular vs expanded vs running 08:02 Building a fresh 1,2 and setting expectations 09:10 Wave 2 retracement probabilities (0.50, 0.618, 0.786) 12:47 Wave 3 targets (1.618, 2.618, 3.618) 15:17 Wave 4 retracement (0.382, 0.50) and invalidations 17:30 Wave 5 targets: two templates depending on Wave 3 20:20 Notes, sources, and why I template everything 23:32 Correctives deep-dive: zigzag vs flats 29:56 Trading implications and confidence zones 31:42 Rule of Alternation in the real world 32:17 Wrap-up and next steps Key takeaways Treat Fibs as measures to confirm structure, not as a signal. Use B-wave retrace to identify the corrective pattern first, then project C. Template names should encode measurement anchors (for example, 0,1, place at 2) to avoid mistakes. Respect rules and invalidations. Work in probabilities, not certainties. Tools shown (TradingView) Fib Retracement: Wave 2, Wave 4, B-wave diagnostics Trend-Based Fib Extension: Wave 3 and Wave 5 targets, C-wave projection Saved templates for zigzags, flats, and motive targets Disclaimers Educational content only. Not financial advice. Markets carry risk. If this helped your Elliott Wave counting, like, comment your toughest pattern to identify, and subscribe for the follow-up on corrective combinations. #ElliottWave #TradingView #Fibonacci #TechnicalAnalysis #CryptoTrading #DayTrading #WaveCount #ZigZag #FlatCorrection #PriceAction