EW Convergence · The Concept
The concept
A wave count on one timeframe is an opinion; agreement across timeframes is evidence. The indicator condenses that agreement into a convergence read, giving the discretionary entry decision a structural quality filter that pairs with the authority-timeframe logic used throughout the volatility layer.
Where it lives
This page expands one card of the EW Convergence page into its own reference. For orientation, the module's own framing: The EW Convergence Indicator scores multi-timeframe Elliott-wave confluence — measuring whether wave structure across trigger and authority timeframes points the same direction before a setup is taken seriously.
Independence requirement
Two readings derived from the same underlying swing are one opinion wearing two labels. The concept's teeth come from independence: wave position, higher-timeframe level, and volatility posture can each contradict the others, so their agreement carries information. Confluence between correlated signals is the astrology version of the same idea.
Doctrine
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Deep dive — 01
Five states, no labels. What the tool discards is what makes the output comparable across timeframes.
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Deep dive — 02
The theory is a hierarchy. The read is a flat vote. That substitution is doing a lot of work.
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Deep dive — 03
Lime, teal, gray, orange, red — one row per timeframe, the whole structure at a glance.
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