Elliot wave, Harmonic And Ichimoku in CHINESE STYLE

Wave 2th can not be a triangle!!!

30M

Is it?need more clarification.thanks

Thank you.

I'm still new, learing Elliotwave, can anyone pls review my gold chart ? Am i count right ?

Updated


Is it possible ??

http://www.forexfactory.com/attachme...1&d=1300100829

wrong

My long and 'short' term view UJ.

Triangles are the preceding waves of a final wave. See EWP. I am away from home so I can not say the page number.

So they can appear e.g. as a wave 4 or a B wave of an ABC.

So when you see a triangle in a wave 2 it is only the B wave

Triangles are the preceding waves of a final wave. See EWP. I am away from home so I can not say the page number.

So they can appear e.g. as a wave 4 or a B wave of an ABC.

So when you see a triangle in a wave 2 it is only the B wave


Next time you state wrong it would be kind if you offer a source for such a statement. Thanks in advance.

U J Update
4 Hours Short Term Scalping!!!

Good boy!

what about DOUBLE !!

w- a b c - X - Y a b c ..

This one is Lovely!

thanks vincy got another 80 for the usd/jpy high probability trade.
would have ride gbp/jpy too but was stopped out at 131.32 today after getting 30

any way take care ...........keep posting

miza is not around today

Can anybody has her email address

please post if you do

thanks all

Thank you so much for information. Hope you will be in home soon.

Hi Kotlt,

I am in holidays. I have found an older file on my notebook which contains an older version of EWP.

Here we go:

"Although upon extremely rare occasions a second wave in an impulse appears to take the form of a
triangle, triangles nearly always occur in positions prior to the final actionary wave in the pattern of one
larger degree, i.e., as wave four in an impulse, wave B in an A-B-C, or the final wave X in a double or
triple zig-zag or combination (to be shown in Lesson 9). A triangle may also occur as the final
actionary pattern in a corrective combination, as discussed in Lesson 9, although even then it always
precedes the final actionary wave in the pattern of one larger degree than the corrective combination.
In the stock market, when a triangle occurs in the fourth wave position, wave five is sometimes swift
and travels approximately the distance of the widest part of the triangle. Elliott used the word "thrust"
in referring to this swift, short motive wave following a triangle. The thrust is usually an impulse but can
be an ending diagonal. In powerful markets, there is no thrust, but instead a prolonged fifth wave. So if
a fifth wave following a triangle pushes past a normal thrust measurement, it is signaling a likely
protracted wave. Post-triangle advancing impulses in commodities at degrees above Intermediate are
usually the longest wave in the sequence, as explained in Lesson 29.
On the basis of our experience with triangles, as the example in Figure 3-15 illustrates, we propose
that often the time at which the boundary lines of a contracting triangle reach an apex coincides
exactly with a turning point in the market. Perhaps the frequency of this occurrence would justify its
inclusion among the guidelines associated with the Wave Principle.
The term "horizontal" as applied to triangles refers to these corrective triangles in general, as opposed
to the term "diagonal," which refers to those motive triangular formations discussed in Lesson 5. Thus,
the terms "horizontal triangle" and "diagonal triangle" denote these specific forms under the Wave
Principle. The simpler terms "triangle" and "wedge" may be substituted, but keep in mind that technical
chart readers have long used these terms to communicate less specifically subdivided forms defined
only by overall shape. Having separate terms can be useful."


I am charting with EW since several years. I never ever have seen a wave 2 triangle.

My view on EU, although changed a bit still bearish.

sorry... busy




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AUDUSD thought from me..

Im short...