OptionFlys · High-Timeframe Market Maps

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Read the bigger picture.

A working archive of Elliott Wave market maps, cycle structure, and major levels—updated when the higher-timeframe picture materially changes.

Not a daily alert feed. Not a prediction machine. The chart work that frames the market.

Current Market Maps

The market is bigger than one candle.

Each update is built around the higher-timeframe structure: where the cycle stands, what confirms the count, and what would invalidate it. These are the maps that give every shorter-term decision context.

Elliott Wave Roadmaps & Execution

Real analysis. Defined waves. Documented execution.

Examples of the Elliott Wave roadmaps, defined price levels, trade execution, and ongoing updates shared inside the OptionFlys community.

GLD one-hour Elliott Wave count showing three documented option trades
GLD · Elliott Wave · Trade Execution

GLD — Elliott Wave Count & Trade Execution

A real-world example of how we use Elliott Wave analysis with trade execution. Three separate option trades were executed as the GLD wave count developed.

Round #1: 3.45 → 7.63  |  +121.2%
Round #2: 2.05 → 2.68  |  +30.7%
Round #3: 3.67 → 4.63  |  +26.2%

Total of the three stated trade returns: +178.1%.

The wave count provides the roadmap. We follow the waves as price develops and execute when the setup confirms.

SPX Elliott Wave roadmap published April 4, 2025
SPX · April 4, 2025

SPX — The Roadmap Before the April 2025 Low

This SPX daily Elliott Wave roadmap was published on April 4, 2025, while the market was still declining.

The wave count identified a major target and reversal zone around the 4,800 area. SPX ultimately reached 4,835.04 before beginning the next major advance.

This is how we use Elliott Wave: build the roadmap in advance, identify important price levels, and adjust the wave count as price confirms or rejects the roadmap.

Updated SPX primary Elliott Wave count from the April 2025 low through September 2026
SPX · September 2026 Update

SPX — From the April Low to September 2026

The updated primary SPX wave count shows how the waves developed after the 4,835.04 April 2025 low.

Rather than changing the entire roadmap around every short-term market move, we maintain the larger-degree wave count and adjust the smaller-degree waves as price develops.

No prediction. No attachment to a count. Price decides.

Long-Term Market Roadmap

SMH & IWM — Two Decades of Elliott Waves

SMH two-week semi-log Elliott Wave roadmap updated October 13, 2026
SMH · Two-Week Elliott Wave · October 13, 2026

SMH — Long-Term Elliott Wave Roadmap

A two-week semi-logarithmic view of semiconductor market structure since the 2009 low, highlighting major Elliott Wave degrees, historical corrections, Fibonacci relationships, and potential long-term price objectives.

These projections are scenarios, not guarantees. The larger wave count provides context; price determines the path.

IWM two-week semi-log Elliott Wave count, updated October 13, 2026
IWM · Two-Week Elliott Wave · October 13, 2026

IWM — Two Decades of Elliott Waves

A two-week semi-logarithmic Elliott Wave count of the Russell 2000 ETF, tracing the larger wave degrees from the early-2000s lows through the current advance. The chart highlights historical corrective waves, Fibonacci relationships, and possible long-term wave targets.

Key levels shown include support near 244.46 and a wave-count invalidation level at 171.73. These are conditional Elliott Wave scenarios, not guaranteed outcomes. Price determines which path unfolds.

Dow Jones Industrial Average monthly semi-log Elliott Wave roadmap updated October 25, 2026
DJI · Monthly Elliott Wave · October 25, 2026

DJI — Five Decades of Elliott Waves

A monthly semi-logarithmic Elliott Wave roadmap of the Dow Jones Industrial Average, tracing the larger market structure from the 1974 low through the current advance.

The chart highlights major historical turning points, including the 2009 Financial Crisis, the 2020 COVID low, and the 2022 bear market, along with Fibonacci relationships and potential long-term upside targets.

These projections are conditional scenarios, not guarantees. The wave count provides the roadmap; price determines the path.

GLD monthly semi-log Elliott Wave roadmap updated October 25, 2026
GLD · Monthly Elliott Wave · October 25, 2026

GLD — Long-Term Elliott Wave Roadmap

A monthly semi-logarithmic Elliott Wave count of the SPDR Gold Trust (GLD), tracing the larger market structure from the early 2000s through the current advance.

Following a major rally toward $509.70, GLD is undergoing a potential Primary Wave IV correction, with a key support zone between $319.90 and $397.03.

The larger wave structure identifies potential upside objectives near $1,000 and beyond as the next major advance develops, supported by Fibonacci relationships. These are conditional Elliott Wave scenarios, not guaranteed outcomes. The wave count provides the roadmap; price determines the path.