Analysis and Trading based on Envelopes, Waves, Cycles
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@Parisboy,
I talked about you... en bien, évidemment
Answering Initial question
I talked about you... en bien, évidemment
{quote} OK but... Not in 3D so no real link with Lamé's theory. But Curvilinear (canal curviligne in french) as opposed to rectilinear: ike are the conventional channels. Classical envelopes are Curvilinear. CCurv are a "little" évolution of envelopes. I say "little" so as not to upset anyone. For classical envelopes, have a look to Parisboy and his thread. https://www.forexfactory.com/thread/...?goto=lastpost
{quote} Opps! What is the CCurv?
{quote} Curvilinear channel, (Canal curviligne) some explanations in precedents post or olders. When I use envelopes with my tech and subdivision of 6 Ribbons I name this CCurv.
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- Aug 2, 2022 7:50am Aug 2, 2022 7:50am
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Have you subscribed to Sentient trader ? I can see the cycle component marker in your chart which he and Motivewave provide. Unfortunately both are quite expensive with monthly/ annual subscriptions. Given the right script it shouldnt be difficult to mark it in tradingview but one of the bigger issues in TV is that it doesnt have ghost candles for week ends. As they say the markets dont sleep over the week end ideally for timing count we should have the facility to count week ends as well.
I do not believe on the fancy tales "Cycles do not sleep during the week end"
I am mainly a guy working with a pencil, a ruler and a rubber + sometimes with a protractor.
Additionnally I read old books full of dust written in the middle of the last century.
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@parisboy sometimes I get the feeling that I have understood cycles. When I read your notes I realise that I am still in kindergarten. I keep oscillating between euphoria and dejection. But keep the notes coming. Thanks
aptx I am sorry to disappoint you, there are no "cycles" in the market - at least very few.
there are tons of patterns which look like "cycles" , appear to have a "cyclical " behavior you know the "look and feel".
Jim Hurst has wrote that . But nobody outside me has really read Hurst, reread it and studied very closely what he wrote. (It is my megalomaniac minute)
At the beginning I was like everybody about "cycles" in the Market.
Hurst will explain you that there is Waves in the Market.
Hurst has defined what is a Wave.
Then Hurst has looked for Component Waves in the Market.
Then Hurst explain us that these Component Waves summed together build a Composite Wave - what you see on your screen.
Sometimes this Composite Wave becomes even a Dominant Wave.
Then Hurst has assembled these Waves together in a system he called the Nominal Model made of Idealized Waves .
Note the word "idealized" which means that you do not find very often these Idealized Waves in the Market.
In the real Market with real Stocks, real Commodities etc you can find Waves which are more or less close from those of the Nominal Model. This is the Principle of Variation.
When you assemble these real Waves, really existing in the Market ,you get what Hurst calls the Current Cyclic Model.
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