I purchased the Ninjacator Elliot Wave Pro Bundle about a month ago (and I do not regret it). I trade price action and trend lines. The EW bundle serves as a confirmation of my entries/exits and has allowed me to increase my target price with confidence.

You could use the EW Bundle alone once you feel confident with it's performance. I have it set up on a 3 min, 5 min, 10 min, and 15 min chart. I like LOTs of confirmation - part of my rules!

As a side note, once you decide to purchase the package, that is only the first level. I purchased all they offered and it was about $500 (including an extra machine). If you are not happy with the package, they will let you trade it for another indicator within 30 days.

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I purchased the Ninjacator Elliot Wave Pro Bundle about a month ago (and I do not regret it). I trade price action and trend lines. The EW bundle serves as a confirmation of my entries/exits and has allowed me to increase my target price with confidence. You could use the EW Bundle alone once you feel confident with it's performance. I have it set up on a 3 min, 5 min, 10 min, and 15 min chart. I like LOTs of confirmation - part of my rules! As a side note, once you decide to purchase the package, that is only the first level. I purchased all they offered and it was about $500 (including an extra machine). If you are not happy with the package, they will let you trade it for another indicator within 30 days.

Please let us know how it is working for you after a couple of weeks.
After looking at their web site I am a skeptic but some programmers are notorious for their bad taste. The advertising style on the site is getting pretty close to the London FOREX clowns (lambo's, Champagne and super models in bikinis) but results speak much louder than words.

Let me add a different thought. Elliot Wave is a descriptive language, not a trading system. Just like statistics or color. But as Coolbiz posts from time to time after the fact there is only 1 correct count. The parallel is economists. I was taught in college that economists never agree about the future but are rather unified about the past.