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Every U.S.-listed security
Rule-checked Elliott Wave counts, ranked, with the exact level that would invalidate each one.
Fibonacci confluence
Zones where independent Fibonacci relationships overlap, anchored to the active count.
Viridia Intelligence
Structure, wave, Fibonacci, momentum, regime and risk side by side, instead of a single rating.
Every U.S.-listed security
Rule-checked Elliott Wave counts, ranked, with the exact level that would invalidate each one.
Fibonacci confluence
Zones where independent Fibonacci relationships overlap, anchored to the active count.
Viridia Intelligence
Structure, wave, Fibonacci, momentum, regime and risk side by side, instead of a single rating.
Methodology
Viridia analyzes price structure across multiple timeframes to identify motive waves, corrective structures, Fibonacci relationships and objective invalidation levels.
Rules are never bent
Wave 2 never retraces more than all of wave 1. Wave 3 is never the shortest motive wave. In an impulse, wave 4 never enters wave 1's price territory. A count that breaks one is discarded, whatever else it has going for it.
Guidelines add weight
Alternation, channels and typical Fibonacci ratios raise or lower a count's confidence. They never override a rule.
Every count has a limit
Each interpretation carries the exact price that would invalidate it, so you always know where it stops being true.
Preferred and alternate counts
Elliott Wave analysis can produce more than one structurally valid reading of the same chart. Viridia ranks them rather than pretending the uncertainty isn't there.
Wave 3 of an impulse is underway from the wave 2 low.
The advance is wave C of a correction and ends near the Fibonacci zone.
Scores are pattern confidence: how well each count fits the rules, guidelines and Fibonacci evidence. They are not probabilities, and Viridia won't call them that until they're validated by out-of-sample backtesting.
Illustrative example on a synthetic price series.
Fibonacci confluence
Fibonacci levels are anchored to the active wave count, never drawn across arbitrary highs and lows. Where independent measurements overlap, Viridia marks a zone instead of pretending one exact price is certain.
Fibonacci confluence
3 overlapping relationships
Illustrative example on a synthetic price series.
Scanner
Viridia covers every security listed on U.S. exchanges. The scanner below is live: the most actively traded names at the last close.
| Ticker | Company | Price | Change | Wave | Conf. | Regime |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SPY | 763.25 | −1.11% | Ending diagonal · wave 3 ↑ | 60 | Mixed | |
| MU | 878.84 | −5.63% | Zigzag · wave C ↓ | 71 | Mixed | |
| QQQ | 709.80 | −2.50% | Zigzag complete ↓ | 60 | Mixed | |
| NVDA | 214.13 | −1.43% | Zigzag complete ↓ | 60 | Mixed | |
| META | 709.33 | −3.72% | Ending diagonal · wave 3 ↑ | 60 | Uptrend | |
| SNDK | 1,299.30 | −6.85% | Zigzag · wave C ↓ | 71 | Mixed | |
| AMD | 528.75 | −5.95% | Zigzag complete ↓ | 70 | Mixed | |
| SPCX | 146.03 | −1.74% | Zigzag · wave C ↓ | 71 | Mixed |
Each row shows the preferred daily wave count and its Pattern Confidence, computed by the engine for every covered security.
Ask Viridia
Ask Viridia explains what the engine calculated, with the evidence behind it. It never invents a wave count of its own.
The preferred count reads the advance from 43.50 as wave 3 of an impulse. It passes every rule checked so far:
Invalidation: a move below 43.50, the wave 2 low, would mean wave 3 hasn't begun; below 40.00, the wave 1 origin, the impulse itself breaks the rules. The alternate reading, a completed A-B-C, would then lead.
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