This is a classic example of what I mean when I say "you can be wrong on the count and right on direction." As long as you have the direction right, you can make money.
This is a classic example of what I mean when I say "you can be wrong on the count and right on direction." As long as you have the direction right, you can make money.
Good Luck.
Any hints of what I did wrong on the count? They will be greatly appreciated
I think I follow your thinking as labeled but, where is the "c wave failure?" In my count A-B-C, I have A and C equal in a double zig-zag pattern connected by a flat 3-3-wxy(5). Wave C is .0002 longer than A.
Any hints of what I did wrong on the count? They will be greatly appreciated
Yea. You have to start at a significant low or high. Counting from the low around 8077 depending on the feed the first move up is a or 1 depending on the subdivision. A 1 would subdivide into 5. I think the first move up counts best as a 3; a up, b down, c up. Then start over. Remember, corrections are 3 wave affairs. A and C in most cases are very nearly equal. Sometimes either A or C will be longer. Keep the fib ratios in mind when counting. If A is more than 50% of a move, then C will be equal or shorter. However, if A is short, C is likely to be longer unless you are in wave 4. 5-3-5 and 3-3-5 are corrective
Motive waves are 5 wave affairs and always move in the direction of the trend.
I think I follow your thinking as labeled but, where is the "c wave failure?" In my count A-B-C, I have A and C equal in a double zig-zag pattern connected by a flat 3-3-wxy(5). Wave C is .0002 longer than A.
Good Luck.
Hi aerocom,
in my count on frame 15m , wave 'c' = 61.8 of wave 'a' . Wave 'c' failed to retrace at less 100 of wave 'a' and the move after wave 'c' is very strong so I called it's 'c wave failur'.
this is my count of frame 15m
Hi aerocom,
in my count on frame 15m , wave 'c' = 61.8 of wave 'a' . Wave 'c' failed to retrace at less 100 of wave 'a' and the move after wave 'c' is very strong so I called it's 'c wave failur'.
this is my count of frame 15m
Hi aerocom,
can you post me your count for the last wave?
Regards
Brindar;
Here it is. Wave 1 look like it could be a 3. That would make the entire move for wave 1 a zig-zag and the follow on move will possibly be a zig-zag. The correction is in 3 waves and if wave 3 is extended, has retraced the extension.
Here it is. Wave 1 look like it could be a 3. That would make the entire move for wave 1 a zig-zag and the follow on move will possibly be a zig-zag. The correction is in 3 waves and if wave 3 is extended, has retraced the extension.
Hope this helps.
Good Luck.
Hi aerocom,
you are right man your cout is better than my
I had to put wave ii in the bottom at wave (a) (blue) and my wave ii is wave (ii) of wave iii.
Here it is. Wave 1 look like it could be a 3. That would make the entire move for wave 1 a zig-zag and the follow on move will possibly be a zig-zag. The correction is in 3 waves and if wave 3 is extended, has retraced the extension.
Hope this helps.
Good Luck.
The make or break your 1/a will tell the story
a-b-c down could be more like impulsive down from 0.90295, will see ...
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Hey Greg, why is your A of the correction and the 5 of the downward move at the exact point? I would count the A at 1.2775, now we're heading for B, and c will be up again.
I must say Im new to Ew but why goes your ABC correction in the same direction as the impulse wave?
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