Use Elliott to imagine the right side of the chart and think about possible entry points based on what-ifs.

Elliott Count can be biased when you believe too much, which isn't always good for reading charts, but it can be convenient for simulation.

Consider Fibonacci, horizontal lines, and moving averages, think about where reversals might occur, and in what wave you need to capture the retracement to take, and organize in advance.

Since it rarely goes exactly as expected, by adjusting as you follow the market's results, there are times when, once you fit it, you can hold positions from a good point when the pattern becomes clear.