Wave 2 = 61.8% of wave 1 (Prices usually do not retrace more than 61.8% of the wave one gains; Can never exceed the start of wave 1); wave 3 = 161% ext of wave 1 (can never be the shortest impulse wave); wave 4 = 38.2% to 50% of wave 3 (can never overlap wave 1 [i.e., cross into the same price area]); wave 5 = wave 1
CORRECTiON:
Wave A = usually around the 50%/61.8% of wave 5 Wave B = Usually 50% of Wave A and Should not exceed 75% of wave A Wave C = Wave A (AB=CD) 161% ext Wave A 262% ext Wave A
(it could overlap if it's a terminal impulse completing a corrective structure)
Andre_Cardoso
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so much to learn :D - Thanks, now, i will need to review all this issues!! lol
IvanLabrie
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Elliott is really tricky, terminal patterns can be quite profitable if you spot them though...probably the best EW related thing to trade.
Check out Glenn Neely's neowave for more insights on this. I'm just a beginner with it, so I don't use it for trading.
Cheers!