DislikedFontu, can you explain a little bit more for your strategy how to counting wave? i see your wave is helpful but i dont understand how do you determine it, thanksIgnored
price moves in waves in every time & every place in either in impulse or in correction of the impulse before next one comes up . will it continue go on impulse in one dirrrection ? no, impulse has 5 waves count followed by correction abc to comple a wave cycle & unfold next wave this abc correction can be lots types of complexes in it or may do but it is correction to any impulse .
in every impulse wave also consists of smaller impulse & correction to unfold next wave , so impuse 1 corrects by wave 2 unfold wave 3 that again corrects by wave 4 to unfold wave 5 and the whole impulse now become only one wave 1-5 to correct again abc down to prepare /unfold next big wave & so on.
No overlapping theory I use while counting to have the limit levels in real time trading as before it happen one may conclude next move .
wave 2 can't break orgin of 1, 4 of 3, or abc coorection the whole the origin of 1 if valid.
just get blind , not knew where the price position right now or in the cycle , many time very difficult to identify with even 100pips moves & still with the same confusion , price in impulse or correction big ?????
price stall one place should correct whatever small it be in the format of same abc pattern of correction , that is move with minimum 1-3 (abc ) of complex of abc or if obeys e wave rules in 1-5 waves . so at stallation start checking waves behaviour to decide next possible move , lower tf may be few pips waves or H1 tf or more bigger ones .
trend in trends , waves in waves , impulse in correction or correction in impulse all there in systemic ways just need more care at them to identify & in confution to count alternatives as price goes on covering possibilities.
easy to see them when done or very difficult in real time trading & apply them .
see charts now.
Thanks ,
fontu
Not understand?better not follow my analyses!doubt clearer first, risks ++