Screener: Elliott buy zones
Symbols in, near and just out of their buy zone based on Elliott wave rules (Fibonacci 61.8–78.6% of wave 1) – calculated automatically. Not a recommendation – you decide yourself whether and when to trade.
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In or below the Elliott buy zone 34
Zone touched since the high, price in or below the zone – setup valid
Metrics: Market cap large · above 200-day line · RSI neutral · no dividend · P/E: loss
Why this zone? (LITE)
After a rise (wave 1) the price pulled back into the buy zone (wave 2). The buy zone lies at a 61.8 to 78.6% retracement of the rise (on a logarithmic scale). In Elliott wave theory this is a typical area for the end of a second wave (Fibonacci) – it does not mean the zone will hold. The zone is void on a weekly close below the start of the rise (22.1% below the top of the zone) or as soon as the price rises above the high of the rise, even intraweek. If a new, smaller rise forms first, a new zone takes its place. Caution, second reading: the wave count in the analysis chart reads the rise only as an interim recovery (B or X) within a downward correction whose last leg (C or Y) is still running. Then the price could keep falling, even below the zone. Fundamentals lights: Growth yellow, Margin red, Debt green.
Metrics: below 200-day line · RSI neutral
Why this zone? (PDD)
After a rise (wave 1) the price pulled back into the buy zone (wave 2). The buy zone lies at a 61.8 to 78.6% retracement of the rise (on a logarithmic scale). In Elliott wave theory this is a typical area for the end of a second wave (Fibonacci) – it does not mean the zone will hold. The zone is void on a weekly close below the start of the rise (9.4% below the top of the zone) or as soon as the price rises above the high of the rise, even intraweek. If a new, smaller rise forms first, a new zone takes its place. The analysis chart currently shows no wave count that follows the rules. Fundamentals lights: Growth green, Margin green, Debt gray (gray = not rated).
Metrics: Market cap medium · below 200-day line · RSI neutral · no dividend · P/E: loss · at strong support
Why this zone? (AXTI)
After a rise (wave 1) the price pulled back into the buy zone (wave 2). The buy zone lies at a 61.8 to 78.6% retracement of the rise (on a logarithmic scale). In Elliott wave theory this is a typical area for the end of a second wave (Fibonacci) – it does not mean the zone will hold. The zone is void on a weekly close below the start of the rise (31.2% below the top of the zone) or as soon as the price rises above the high of the rise, even intraweek. If a new, smaller rise forms first, a new zone takes its place. Caution, second reading: the wave count in the analysis chart reads the rise only as an interim recovery (B or X) within a downward correction whose last leg (C or Y) is still running. Then the price could keep falling, even below the zone. Fundamentals lights: Growth red, Margin red, Debt gray (gray = not rated).
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Near the Elliott buy zone 11
Zone not touched yet, price at most 1 × ATR(14) above the top
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Left the zone (last 5 trading days) 17
Zone touched, price closes back above it – setup valid until the price closes below the start of wave 1 or rises above the high of wave 1
Metrics: Market cap very large · above 200-day line · RSI neutral · no dividend · KGV over 25
Why this zone? (AMZN)
After a rise (wave 1) the price pulled back into the buy zone (wave 2) and then rose back above it. The buy zone lies at a 61.8 to 78.6% retracement of the rise (on a logarithmic scale). In Elliott wave theory this is a typical area for the end of a second wave (Fibonacci) – it does not mean the zone will hold. The zone is void on a weekly close below the start of the rise (8.8% below the top of the zone) or as soon as the price rises above the high of the rise, even intraweek. If a new, smaller rise forms first, a new zone takes its place. The wave count in the analysis chart structures the waves differently (pattern: impulse, a five-part trend move); a direct comparison is not possible. Fundamentals lights: Growth green, Margin gray, Debt green (gray = not rated).
Metrics: Market cap large · above 200-day line · RSI neutral · Dividend · KGV over 25
Why this zone? (FCX)
After a rise (wave 1) the price pulled back into the buy zone (wave 2) and then rose back above it. The buy zone lies at a 61.8 to 78.6% retracement of the rise (on a logarithmic scale). In Elliott wave theory this is a typical area for the end of a second wave (Fibonacci) – it does not mean the zone will hold. The zone is void on a weekly close below the start of the rise (12.8% below the top of the zone) or as soon as the price rises above the high of the rise, even intraweek. If a new, smaller rise forms first, a new zone takes its place. The wave count in the analysis chart also reads the pullback as wave 2. Fundamentals lights: Growth green, Margin green, Debt green.
Metrics: Market cap large · below 200-day line · RSI neutral · high volume · KGV over 25 · at strong support
Why this zone? (MELI)
After a rise (wave 1) the price pulled back into the buy zone (wave 2) and then rose back above it. The buy zone lies at a 61.8 to 78.6% retracement of the rise (on a logarithmic scale). In Elliott wave theory this is a typical area for the end of a second wave (Fibonacci) – it does not mean the zone will hold. The zone is void on a weekly close below the start of the rise (11.6% below the top of the zone) or as soon as the price rises above the high of the rise, even intraweek. If a new, smaller rise forms first, a new zone takes its place. Caution, second reading: the wave count in the analysis chart reads the rise only as an interim recovery (B or X) within a downward correction whose last leg (C or Y) is still running. Then the price could keep falling, even below the zone. Fundamentals lights: Growth green, Margin green, Debt gray (gray = not rated).
Metrics: below 200-day line · RSI neutral · high volume · at strong support
Why this zone? (NU)
After a rise (wave 1) the price pulled back into the buy zone (wave 2) and then rose back above it. The buy zone lies at a 61.8 to 78.6% retracement of the rise (on a logarithmic scale). In Elliott wave theory this is a typical area for the end of a second wave (Fibonacci) – it does not mean the zone will hold. The zone is void on a weekly close below the start of the rise (13.2% below the top of the zone) or as soon as the price rises above the high of the rise, even intraweek. If a new, smaller rise forms first, a new zone takes its place. Caution, second reading: the wave count in the analysis chart reads the rise as a countermove, not as the start of a new uptrend. Fundamentals lights: Growth green, Margin green, Debt gray (gray = not rated).
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Left earlier 21
Price above the touched zone for a while, setup still valid
Metrics: Market cap large · above 200-day line · RSI neutral · KGV over 25 · at strong support
Why this zone? (COF)
After a rise (wave 1) the price pulled back into the buy zone (wave 2) and then rose back above it. The buy zone lies at a 61.8 to 78.6% retracement of the rise (on a logarithmic scale). In Elliott wave theory this is a typical area for the end of a second wave (Fibonacci) – it does not mean the zone will hold. The zone is void on a weekly close below the start of the rise (9.8% below the top of the zone) or as soon as the price rises above the high of the rise, even intraweek. If a new, smaller rise forms first, a new zone takes its place. Caution, second reading: the wave count in the analysis chart reads the rise only as an interim recovery (B or X) within a downward correction whose last leg (C or Y) is still running. Then the price could keep falling, even below the zone. Fundamentals lights: Growth green, Margin yellow, Debt gray (gray = not rated).
Metrics: Market cap large · above 200-day line · RSI neutral · no dividend · KGV 15–25
Why this zone? (GD)
After a rise (wave 1) the price pulled back into the buy zone (wave 2) and then rose back above it. The buy zone lies at a 61.8 to 78.6% retracement of the rise (on a logarithmic scale). In Elliott wave theory this is a typical area for the end of a second wave (Fibonacci) – it does not mean the zone will hold. The zone is void on a weekly close below the start of the rise (9.6% below the top of the zone) or as soon as the price rises above the high of the rise, even intraweek. If a new, smaller rise forms first, a new zone takes its place. Caution, second reading: the wave count in the analysis chart reads the rise only as an interim recovery (B or X) within a downward correction whose last leg (C or Y) is still running. Then the price could keep falling, even below the zone. Fundamentals lights: Growth yellow, Margin yellow, Debt green.
Metrics: Market cap large · above 200-day line · RSI neutral · no dividend · KGV over 25
Why this zone? (VRTX)
After a rise (wave 1) the price pulled back into the buy zone (wave 2) and then rose back above it. The buy zone lies at a 61.8 to 78.6% retracement of the rise (on a logarithmic scale). In Elliott wave theory this is a typical area for the end of a second wave (Fibonacci) – it does not mean the zone will hold. The zone is void on a weekly close below the start of the rise (6.9% below the top of the zone) or as soon as the price rises above the high of the rise, even intraweek. If a new, smaller rise forms first, a new zone takes its place. Caution, second reading: the wave count in the analysis chart reads the rise only as an interim recovery (B or X) within a downward correction whose last leg (C or Y) is still running. Then the price could keep falling, even below the zone. Fundamentals lights: Growth green, Margin green, Debt gray (gray = not rated).
Metrics: Market cap large · above 200-day line · RSI overbought · Dividend · KGV over 25
Why this zone? (LMT)
After a rise (wave 1) the price pulled back into the buy zone (wave 2) and then rose back above it. The buy zone lies at a 61.8 to 78.6% retracement of the rise (on a logarithmic scale). In Elliott wave theory this is a typical area for the end of a second wave (Fibonacci) – it does not mean the zone will hold. The zone is void on a weekly close below the start of the rise (8.4% below the top of the zone) or as soon as the price rises above the high of the rise, even intraweek. If a new, smaller rise forms first, a new zone takes its place. Caution, second reading: the wave count in the analysis chart reads the rise as a countermove, not as the start of a new uptrend. Fundamentals lights: Growth yellow, Margin yellow, Debt red.
Metrics: Market cap large · above 200-day line · RSI neutral · Dividend · KGV under 15
Why this zone? (USB)
After a rise (wave 1) the price pulled back into the buy zone (wave 2) and then rose back above it. The buy zone lies at a 61.8 to 78.6% retracement of the rise (on a logarithmic scale). In Elliott wave theory this is a typical area for the end of a second wave (Fibonacci) – it does not mean the zone will hold. The zone is void on a weekly close below the start of the rise (8.5% below the top of the zone) or as soon as the price rises above the high of the rise, even intraweek. If a new, smaller rise forms first, a new zone takes its place. Caution, second reading: the wave count in the analysis chart reads the rise as a countermove, not as the start of a new uptrend. Fundamentals lights: Growth yellow, Margin green, Debt gray (gray = not rated).
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How to read the screener: The Elliott buy zone is a buy zone based on Elliott wave rules: an area to watch, not a call to action. “Why this zone?” under each symbol explains in a few sentences how the zone formed and when it no longer applies. Stop and targets are the levels of our Elliott rule (stop 0.5 × ATR below the start of wave 1, targets 161.8% and 685.4% of the length of wave 1 from the end of wave 2). “Zone valid since” comes from the zone history Zone historyThe zone history shows since when a buy zone has applied, when it was adjusted and when the price touched or left it. Recording began on Oct 12, 2026, only runs forward and fills nothing in – older zones are marked “known at start of recording” or “already existing when added”.Example: New buy zone on Oct 14, no adjustment since → “zone valid since Oct 14, 2026 · unchanged since”.More in the Academy: Lesson buy zone and Fibonacci: it has been recorded going forward only since Oct 12, 2026; older zones are labeled “known when recording began”. Fundamentals traffic lights as on the chart page (growth, net margin, debt compared with the sector, as of the SEC data).