Wolfe Wave Trading Signals

AI Pattern Detection · Wolfe Wave

AI-detected 5-point reversal patterns targeting precise EPA price targets — latest 10 signals sorted by signal date, newest first.

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What is a Wolfe Wave?

The Wolfe Wave is a natural pattern found in all financial markets, first documented by Bill Wolfe. It consists of 5 pivot points forming a converging wedge — a price contraction that culminates in a powerful reversal move toward a precise target: the EPA line (Estimated Price at Arrival).

A Bullish Wolfe Wave forms at the bottom of a declining wedge: price makes lower lows (P1→P3→P5) with converging highs (P2→P4), then reverses sharply upward when P5 overshoots the P1→P3 trendline. Entry is at P5, target is the EPA line connecting P1 and P4 extended forward.

The AI detector uses Fibonacci validation (127.2%–161.8% extensions) and symmetry checks to filter high-quality setups only.

Pattern Rules
  • P1: First Swing Low (or High for Bearish)
  • P2: Swing High after P1 — defines upper wedge boundary
  • P3: Lower Low than P1 — Fibonacci 127.2–161.8% of P1→P2
  • P4: Lower High than P2 — wedge narrows (P1 < P4 < P2)
  • P5: Overshoots the P1→P3 trendline — entry zone
  • Target (EPA): P1→P4 trendline extended to current time
  • Confidence based on symmetry ratio and P5 trendline proximity
Bullish Pattern Illustration
P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 Entry EPA Target EPA Line 1→3 line
P5 overshoots the 1→3 trendline → Entry · Target = EPA line (P1→P4 extended) · Stop Loss just below P5
Risk Warning: All signals are algorithmically detected for educational and informational purposes only. This is not investment advice. Wolfe Wave patterns can fail — always use stop-losses and manage position sizing. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
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