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- skyhok replied Apr 20, 2022
image Author's warning about reading this section of the book. MEW 3-33 My understanding is to read the later chapters before coming back to Chapters 1-3
Elliott Wave Trading
- skyhok replied Apr 19, 2022
image image If wave counts of different time-frames (preferably whole track) are accounted for, the present wave count is self-evident and there's no need for an alternative. What I mean is: Instead of wasting time making up alternative wave ...
Elliott Wave Trading
- skyhok replied Apr 11, 2022
XEC/USDT is on radar to go long near 0.00004 say early next month. image
Alt Coins trading
- skyhok replied Apr 11, 2022
R.N. Elliott called the Alternation between waves 2 and 4 within impulse waves a set of rules, proposing that will happen all the time and anywhere. However, he did not expand too much about it. Interpretations of EW including the earlier EW ...
Elliott Wave Trading
- skyhok replied Apr 9, 2022
Same for me, I had rough times figuring out which Elliott Wave guidelines really works in markets or which interpretation of EW works. Now, I only use the ones that work in all time frames.
Elliot Wave Analysis
- skyhok replied Apr 9, 2022
It's alright to say wave 4 overlaps wave 2 in wave A and in wave B. However, both wave A and B of corrections are corrective with a-b-c (3-3-5), only the c waves have five waves that gives rise to the overlapping of wave 2 and 4.
Elliott Wave Trading
- skyhok replied Aug 22, 2021
That's a very good question? One of the well known Elliott Wave Rules is that 'wave 2 and wave 4 of an impulse wave NEVER overlaps'. It is a hard and fast rule that most Elliotticians stick by and is very true in market situations concerning impulse ...
Elliott Wave Trading
- skyhok replied May 4, 2021
USDCAD H1 Expecting the completion of wave b at a lower low and the reversal on wave c
USD/CAD
- skyhok replied May 2, 2021
AUDUSD H1 Trending down on an a-b-c zigzag wave v of expanding diagonal [c], looking for a lower low.
AUD/USD