ELWAVE 9.5 Elliott Wave Software

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ELWAVE 9.5 Elliott Wave Software

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ELWAVE 9.5 Elliott Wave Software

ELWAVE 9.5 Elliott Wave Software
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ELWAVE 9.5 Elliott Wave Software

Prognosis is pleased to anounce the release of ELWAVE® 9.5 with exciting new features such as: Birds Eye View, instant drag-scrolling, mousewheel zooming, Data Window, improved axis labels and gridlines, various productivity enhancements, improved real-time feed support and tick correction and new custom indicator features.

A review of ELWAVE® 9.0 appeared in the July 2008
issue of Stocks & Commodities. This is what they said:

“As an Elliott wave analysis tool you would be
hard pressed to find one that is better.”

“ELWAVE [is] an attractive tool for your arsenal.”

In TradersWorld magazine, issue #45, editor Larry Jacobs wrote:

“I personally think that ELWAVE is the most detailed and accurate Elliott Wave program out there. Before it analyzes a chart it goes through thousands of wave combinations and rules. Then it labels the chart with the waves, gives time and price projections, stop points and even trendlines. No program that I know of does this as good as ELWAVE.“

“I highly recommend this software program for any serious trader”

And here’s what Stocks & Commodities magazine had to say in their

“Not only does the automatic analysis module provide accurate wave count labeleing…”

“the idea of a stock screener that screens for wave criteria is a godsend […] the expert advisor is a tool that dedicated Elliotticians should seriously consider adopting.”

“ELWAVE 8 can be used by most traders – Elliott wave aficionados or not – straigh out of the box.”

“Virtually all [users] I contacted and heard from were impressed by the software’s ability to determine trends, and to provide targets for various waves.”

ELWAVE® 9.5a release notes
Release date:
Platforms: November 9, 2010 (revision a)
October 19, 2010 (original release)
Windows XP / Windows Vista / Windows 7
ELWAVE will not run in a virtual machine

User interface:

Instant in-chart navigation
Zooming and scrolling can now be done instantly from within the chart without having to use the popup menu:
Zoom in/out gradually by rotating the mouse scrollwheel or in fixed increments by clicking the scrollwheel
Zoom in by just dragging the mouse around an area (which should not contain any manually placed chart objects): left-click→drag→release
Scrolling by right-clicking the mouse and dragging
Zooming is now done in a smooth animated fashion which aids orientation
Birds Eye View window
The all new Birds Eye View window provides an overview of the entire date range loaded into ELWAVE and provides and alternative means to navigate (zoom & scroll) around your chart.
The birds eye window also provides the following features:
Clear indication of the date range currently showing in the active chart
Zoom in instantly on any date range using left-click→drag→release on the Birds Eye View window
Expand or reduce the date range in the active chart by grabbing and dragging the edges of the Birds Eye View ‘date range shown’ area indicator
Scroll by grabbing the bottom halve of the ‘date range shown’ area indicator
Symbol Search screenshotSymbol Search screenshot

Click here to watch a video demonstrating the new navigation features including the Birds Eye View

Data Window
The all new Data Window shows date/time/pointer OHLC and indicator* values for the bar under the cursor
Symbol Search screenshotSymbol Search screenshot
Vertical gridlines
Vertical gridlines are now displayed for both major and minor x-axis labels. The display of major and minor gridlines is adjusted dynamically depending on the date range and labels that are visible. Vertical grid lines can be turned off through View|Vertical grid lines.
Improved x-axis labeling
Date/time labels are now more regular and consistent while zooming and scrolling.
Taskbar thumbnails
Added support for Windows 7 Taskbar thumbnails and Aero Peek Preview.
Symbol Search screenshotSymbol Search screenshot
Updated toolbar icons
The visual appearance of toolbar icons has been improved. Draggable objects are now displayed with a drop-shadow:
new toolbar icons
Target Clusters button
The Target Clusters button can now be used to toggle automatic display of target clusters on and off
Scan Inspector multi-select
Enabled multi-select in Scan Inspector ‘Edit Scan List’ to allow quick removal of multiple symbols
Quote Monitor multi-select
Enabled multi-select in Quote Monitor ‘Edit Layout’ to quickly add/remove fields
Quote Monitor column dragging
Enabled column/field re-ordering through dragging in QuoteMonitor ‘Edit Layout’
Chart background color gradient control
Replaced Gradient checkbox in Price Chart properties dialog with Gradient effect slider to allow customing the intensity of the gradient effect.

Data feeds and handling:

Updated DTN IQFeed support
Support for DTN IQFeed has been updated to use the latest version of the DNT IQFeed data interface and now also includes symbol browsing.
Enhanced ASCII import capabilities
Added Skip leading separators options to ASCII import dialog.
Real-time datafeed status reporting
Improved status reporting of real-time data feeds, especially in case of connection problems and especially with regard to eSignal.
Improved auto-reconnect
Improved auto-connect capabilities for several data feeds in case of connection problems.
Open/Save dialogs
Updated all Open and Save dialogs to use the new common dialog style.
Chart|New Chart… dialog resizable
The Chart|New chart… (Select Symbol) dialog is now resizable to make it easier to browse through long lists of symbols.
Improved automatic tick correction
Improved the algorithm used to detect false ticks (mainly spikes).

Custom indicators:

Improved appearance
The appearance of (custom) indicator has been improved through the use of anti-aliasing (Windows Vista and Windows 7 only), resulting in smoother, less jagged lines.
Formula parameter type
Formulas now have a new Formula parameter type which can be used to pass a specific Formula (function) as a parameter to another Formula (technically known as a delegate in .NET).

For example the pre-defined custom indicator MACD now has a parameter MA which can be set to either SMA or EMA by selecting these from a dropdown list of compatible formulas. Formerly indicators that need a formula argument needed to use a string parameter holding the name of the formula to use and corresponding if-statements in the indicator script code to select the appropriate formula. The resulting script code is much cleaner and easier to follow.
Symbol Search screenshotSymbol Search screenshot
Custom Indicator (global) parameters
To simplify dealing with indicators that use multiple Formulas which might share some values, custom indicator designers can now define parameters for the Indicator as a whole. The formulas in that indicator can refer to these Indicator ‘global’ parameters by selecting them from a dropdown box. Symbol Search screenshotSymbol Search screenshot
Indicator Import/Export buttons
Indicators can now be imported and exported easily using dedicated Import and Export buttons
Ichimoku indicator
The Ichimoku indicator has been added as a pre-defined custom indicator. Illustrates the use of the ‘band’ graph type introduced with version 9.2
Stochastic indicator
Added Stochastic as a pre-defined custom indicator, illustrating the new Indicator (global) parameters feature. Still available as a non-scripted indicator as well.
Formula labels
Each formula used in an indicator can now have its own label which is used when displaying the Indicator in non-design mode and in the Data Window. For example the Alligator indicator uses three instances of the AlligatorComponent formula and with this version these instanced are named Jaw, Teeth and Lips instead of them all being referred to as AlligatorComponent.
A formula label can also be made completley empty to prevent it from showing up in the Data Window. This is done for example in the RSI custom indicator which uses two ConstantValue formula’s to display the signal lines at 30 and 70