I don't CH3 is too difficult. I just find it ironic that he claims his method to be the most definitive scientic and objective illustration of EW when he claims in CH2 that a monowave is created by a change of direction, and then in CH3 doesn't clearly define how or why he ends his monowaves outside of m0 and m2.
Are you struggling with this as well?
Show me your neowave chart please
I dont think that neowave are hard, but in order to properly apply the chapter 3 rules, I need the neowave chart. Unless I skip through and start at chapter 4 or do the neowave chart on excel.
Ive already saw 1 of your chart at el grande thread. Is that the chart? All I saw was bar/candlestick chart with wave count.(not the neowave chart)
Or do you skip chapter 3 (the monowave part) and only used chapter 4 onwards? Tell me how you do it please.
Hey, man it seems that you too seriously take neowave. I dont like advices, but try to start reading from 5 chapter. Secondly, looking at wavers counts i see also a lot of mistakes but I try not to say this them , because I know that in my counts also mistakes. You should understand , that no matter whether your count is right or wrong, the main is - you earn or not money with the help of your own counts.
Nelly says in such a way. The infirmations is taken from his site.
To properly answer, I need to divide traders into two, distinct groups - those who focus on "predicting markets and being right" and those who focus on "making money and protecting capital." The second group, as a rule, is much more successful than the first.
If you invest a significant amount of time and energy into something that does not pan out, it tends to make one emotional. If you invest hours, days, weeks or months into a particular market scenario, even telling your friends and family what you think, you might get very emotional (and embarrassed) when that forecast turns out wrong. As a result, for many in group 1, the fear of being wrong can be greater than the fear of taking a loss. As a result, that is typically what they end up doing.
The second group devotes a great deal of time devising strategies that protect capital and make money, so they tend to be most emotional when they lose money. To avoid that "pain," they tend to cut their losses quickly, which in the end is the ONLY way to first survive, and eventually win, the trading game.
So I am sure that you didnt want to say in such a way: "Ive already saw 1 of your chart at el grande thread. Is that the chart? All I saw was bar/candlestick chart with wave count.(not the neowave chart)
Remember that we are here just to communicate and exchange our thoughts
Frankly speaking I will say that it is a neowave chart only to Glenn Neely. Everything is wave counts
Sorry for my english
Good luck in your trying to be a neowaver.
. I know we can use bar chart, as Neely already said on the book and in his question of the week and 1 user from moneytec forum already done that. But he said in order to properly label the rules, you need the neowave chart. So what Im doing is to properly label them.Remember that we are here just to communicate and exchange our thoughts
Frankly speaking I will say that it is a neowave chart only to Glenn Neely. Everything is wave counts
I would like to see it
As for taking neowave too seriously, if I did, I already have the neowave charts by now
Are you stupid?
I already said, if I did actually take neowave too seriously, I already have the charts by now, which I didn't so i dont have the charts plotted at all. (Still stuck around chapter 3 and 4). Do read my previous post instead of asking me why.
Oh-ho.... Man why are you so angry ? Ha-ha-ha Do you have any problems? Can I help you? Man you have now right to talk in such a way.
Of course I am not so clever as you, you know everything better than me, than Adrian. You are the best one....
I leave your thread in oder not to banned
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I've added circles to the points where the monowaves finish.
. We are here to learn neowave, lets keep it at that.
