One AI hands you a confident wave count — and never tells you when it's wrong. Fractiq puts your chart to a panel of leading models, cross-examines every count against Elliott's rulebook, and returns the read that survives — with the exact level that would break it.
Run the leading frontier models in parallel — and add more as they ship. Fractiq keeps the strongest count by the Elliott Wave book; where independent models agree, confidence rises — and a split on direction is flagged, not hidden.
Monthly frames the macro count. Daily seats the current impulse. The hourly resolves the open pivot. Fractiq cross-ratifies across scales — higher-timeframe always wins.
The octahedron carries every wave position Elliott allows — five motive, three corrective. Each model picks a face; the engine synthesises a single verdict with dissent preserved.
Enter a ticker or upload a chart, and Fractiq asks several AI models to count the Elliott Waves. It merges them into a consensus, scores the count against the rules, and returns the wave position, the invalidation level, and Fibonacci targets. New to the method? Start with the Elliott Wave guides or the rulebook.
Fractiq is an AI-powered Elliott Wave analysis tool. You bring your own API keys; it sends your chart to several frontier AI models that each label the wave count independently, then cross-ratifies them into one consensus verdict scored against the Elliott Wave rulebook.
A single model can confidently produce an invalid wave count. Fractiq runs multiple models to a consensus, scores every count against the three hard rules, and shows an invalidation level — so you get a structured, falsifiable read instead of one opinion.
No. Fractiq is an educational analysis tool. Its output is generated by AI, is probabilistic, and is not financial advice — always do your own research and manage risk.
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