Sandisk SNDK:
Wave Trader giving great signals on SNDK! SNDK powering ahead, but there is risk now that SNDK is very extended from the top end Cloud Chart zone, and indicates that there is risk of a consolidation period after this climatic rally! I do expect about a 20%to 30% correction when the consolidation period kicks in. NEW updated trailing stop loss now at 418 zone!
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Fulgent WaveTrader is an advanced trading software
module, an add-on for the MetaStock platform, developed by Fulgent
Technologies. It uses Artificial Intelligence (AI)—specifically Genetic
Algorithms and Neural Networks—to identify high-probability "pivots"
in the market.
The core philosophy of WaveTrader is based on Fractal
Wave Theory, which suggests that market patterns repeat across different
timeframes. By identifying "waves within waves," the software
attempts to find low-risk entry points at market turning points.
The Core Strategies Explained
WaveTrader breaks down the complex movement of markets into
specific "Experts" or strategies. Each is designed to handle a
different market phase or time horizon.
1. WT Pivot Change (The Reversal Strategy)
This strategy focuses on trend reversals. It uses a
proprietary "WT Pivot System" to detect when a long-term trend is
exhausting or a short-term pullback is ending.
- Goal:
To enter at the very beginning of a new directional move.
- Management:
Uses a Trailing Pivot Stop, which moves the stop-loss order based
on new price pivots to lock in gains as the trend develops.
2. WT Breakaway (The Momentum Strategy)
The Breakaway expert is designed to detect when the price
breaks through key support or resistance levels.
- Goal:
To capture "explosive" moves that occur when a market finally
escapes a consolidation range.
- Mechanism:
It uses the "HLLH" (Higher Low, Lower High) system to ensure the
breakout has enough structural momentum to be valid.
3. WT Long Term & Long Term 2
These are "Mechanical Strategies" for investors or
swing traders who want to stay in positions for weeks or months.
- WT
Long Term: Uses the HLLH system to find entries on major pullbacks in
an uptrend.
- WT
Long Term 2: Adds a layer of Fractal Confirmation. It looks at
"minor waves" to get a precise entry while ensuring the
"major wave" (the big trend) is still moving in the same
direction.
4. WT Short Term
This is a faster-paced strategy intended for "Quick
Hits" or classic swing trades.
- Goal:
To capture high-velocity moves that typically last only a few days.
- Management:
It uses a Fixed Profit Stop, meaning it is designed to "take
the money and run" once a specific price target is hit, rather than
trying to ride a trend for months.
5. WT eWave (The Elliot Wave Hybrid)
This strategy is inspired by Elliott Wave Theory, which
categorizes market moves into specific numeric waves (1-5).
- Goal:
To identify the most profitable part of a cycle (often the "Third
Wave").
- Mechanism:
It combines traditional wave counting with Fulgent's AI to filter out
"false" waves that often trap manual traders.
Summary of Wave Signals
|
Strategy |
Primary Indicator |
Typical Duration |
Best For |
|
Pivot Change |
Trend exhaustion |
Variable |
Catching new trends early |
|
Breakaway |
Support/Resistance Break |
Short to Medium |
Volatile breakouts |
|
Short Term |
Minor Fractal Waves |
3–5 Days |
Quick swing profits |
|
Long Term |
Major Fractal Waves |
2+ Months |
Trend following / Investing |
The software's primary advantage is its Mechanical Trade
Plans. Instead of the trader guessing where to put a stop-loss, WaveTrader
automatically calculates stops based on the "volatility" of the
specific wave you are trading.

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