Wave Radar

What it is

Wave Radar is a browser workstation for technical traders, built around one screen: a scan of US, China A-share and Hong Kong stocks for fresh price-structure setups, each shown with its trigger, target and invalidation level. The structures come from two methods rarely found together in an English-language product: Equal Wave and Fibonacci extensions in the Elliott tradition, and Chan theory (缠论) — the strokes, pivots and buy and sell points most Chinese retail charting software draws. Both are drawn on every chart and scanned across the market.

Around the scan sit the context panels: gamma exposure with call and put walls, the gamma flip and the expected move; model-based fair-value bands with their assumptions shown; 13F holdings, insider and congressional trades; short interest; AI summaries of major news; and a daily "community Fear & Greed" reading the vendor measures from trader chat groups. The interface and the daily market recap ship in English and Chinese.

The paid layer is signal statistics. For each pair of one signal and one stock, Wave Radar keeps that signal's past win rate on that stock and its best five-day gain after a trigger (MFE), and the member-only "High-win opportunities" list ranks every current trigger by that win rate. A second path, "Hot predictions", ranks sectors and stocks by a heat score built from discussion, flow and news. The guides show the vendor's own backtests of trading those lists, losses included.

Pricing

The free account covers the market overview, the whole-market screener with valuation and sector columns, charts and overlays for any symbol, fair value and gamma, the flow views, the group-chat digest, a watchlist of 30, five saved charts, three saved filters, and three Ask AI questions plus three "unlocks" of hot-list predictions or gamma notes a day.

Member is the only paid plan, listed at $39.8 a month or $398 a year, and ¥2,598 a year in CNY, which is billed yearly because Stripe cannot renew CNY plans. On 4 November 2026 the pricing page filled in a HOLIDAY50 code that halves every price, renewals included, so the checkout shows $19.9 a month or $199 a year; the page calls it limited-time and gives no end date. Members get the signal tables, the high-win and combination lists, unusual options orders 15 minutes behind the market, the chats' "opinion leaders", analysts' forecast consensus, peer valuation, company hiring data, a short-squeeze list, the vendor's strategy books, alerts after each close, CSV export and larger limits (200 watchlist names, 30 Ask AI questions a day). Refunds are prorated by day for the unused part of a paid period, by the terms dated 26 October 2026.

Data & coverage

A defined symbol list from US equities, China A-shares and Hong Kong, not every listed security; the home page gives fair values for "more than 3,000 stocks" and no page states the full count or how many years of history the win rates use. Indices, futures and crypto appear in the flow views and on a modeled liquidation heatmap. Options data covers the symbols where it is available, which the pages do not list by market.

Latency is stated for one feed only: unusual options orders run 15 minutes behind for members and 3 hours behind on the free account. The terms say market data and some charts come from third parties, without naming them; TradingView supplies some embedded charts. The daily recap archive starts on 14 July 2026.

Integrations

None outward. No documented API, no webhooks, no broker connection. Members can export CSV files of earnings research, 13F, insider and congressional trades and the A-share dragon-tiger list. Alerts on saved filters arrive as web push and a daily email digest. Ask AI questions go through OpenRouter to models the privacy policy does not name.

Limitations

• Ranked trade candidates sit behind the paywall. "High-win opportunities" lists every live trigger ranked by historical win rate, and the vendor's "Two paths" guide turns it into a plan: enter at the trigger, take profit at the MFE target, size by win rate and sample size. Members also get "opinion leaders" (the chat groups' most-cited voices and their calls, priced against the market), and the strategy books' holdings, trades and pending entries. The terms say none of it is a recommendation. The product computes these lists from statistics; it does not hand-pick.
• The win rates are thinner than they look. A pair qualifies for the vendor's books with as few as three earlier triggers, and with dozens of signals tested against thousands of stocks, some pairs clear 70% by chance alone; the vendor's own guide warns that a small trigger count makes a win rate unreliable. It withdrew returns built with future data on 11 October 2026 and rebuilt the books on 21 October. Its control studies found the chosen variants "indistinguishable from a random pick" and concluded that no variant in the table is evidence that it works. The backtests also exclude trading costs.
• The sentiment input is undisclosed. The Fear & Greed reading and the opinion-leader calls come from trader chat groups, published anonymised; the pages do not say which groups, on which platforms, or how many.
• Sources and latency are mostly unstated. No data supplier is named, and quote latency is given only for the options-orders feed.
• The price is shown against a struck-through list price. The home page prints $398 crossed out beside $199 a year, from a code the page fills in for you with no end date.
• A young product from a thinly documented company. The terms name LH Buyer Technology LLC, doing business as Wave Radar US, without a state of registration, and a web search on 4 November 2026 found no registry record of that name. The earliest daily recap is dated 14 July 2026.

Alternatives

TradingView is the chart to pick for the same three markets with your own scripted indicators instead of a vendor's signal list. Deepvue and TC2000 are US-only screeners for a trader who screens on fundamentals and relative strength rather than wave structure. For the options half on its own, Market Chameleon covers expected moves and earnings statistics and Unusual Whales the options tape. Trade Ideas is the real-time US scanner if the job is intraday alerts rather than end-of-day setups.