VIX Elliott Wave Analysis
The VIX measures expected 30-day volatility of the S&P 500 using options prices. It is often called the 'fear gauge' and moves inversely to equities.
VIX wave structures are inverted relative to SPY. VIX spikes form impulse waves during corrections and decays in corrective patterns during bull markets. Wave counting VIX helps confirm SPY turning points.
Key levels at 12 (complacency), 20 (average), 30+ (fear). Mean-reversion is the dominant pattern.
Use VIX wave analysis to confirm SPY counts. A VIX completing a 5-wave impulse higher signals that the SPY correction is nearing completion.
H4 Wave Count
4-hour timeframe for precise entry timing
Daily Wave Count
Primary trading timeframe structure
Weekly Wave Count
Macro context and trend direction
Fibonacci Targets
Precise price targets from wave structure
Invalidation Levels
Exact price where the count is wrong
Alternative Scenario
What happens if the primary count fails
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