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RE: [RT] AGet EWave counts



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BW,

Looking at the charts you sent, I can say without any shadow of a doubt
that the 1-2 counts is incorrect...impossbile..and totally non
sensicial..but it's a count you will see put on a chart.
Now I can't say the other chart with a failed is correct because I
haven't done wave counts on the S&P, but I can tell you the TRUE
termination point of the bull trend is that September high NOT the March
high.  Almost 100% certainty on that.  The clue?  Just follow the price
action subsequent to each of the labelled points.  Also the wave 2 label
is totally out of proportion in both time and price to the wave 1....so
eliminated immediately.

Adrian

> -----Original Message-----
> From: B W [mailto:tradewynne@xxxxxxxxx] 
> Sent: Friday, 12 July 2002 1:04 AM
> To: realtraders
> Subject: [RT] AGet EWave counts
> 
> 
> Ewavers and AGET users,
> 
> I wonder how you guys resolve the counts from the Y2K top(s). 
> To my way of thinking it's hard to see the AGET "1" down as 
> an impulse down. I understand GET only looks back X bars, so 
> what do you do when GET is clearly wrong? Check the 
> SpxFailed5th.gif. AGET counts the abc to 4 as "1." This 
> changes everything from there forward in the longer term 
> counts. See SpxFailed5thABC.gif.
> 
> My next question for the ultra bears: if we are in .3 of 3 
> why are we seeing several of the best breadth ratios of the 
> last few years? The red sub-chart is the daily A-D ratio.
> 
> Last, I know some count the first Y2K decline as a short 1, 
> followed by a larger 2. To me this is a complete distortion 
> of the basic patterns. Wave 2 is 2500% as long a 1. See 
> Spx2is2500%of1.gif.
> 
> On a general note concerning Elliott: some of my best trading 
> periods ever were the result of pure Elliott Wave trading. 
> Moreover, some of my favorite systems attempt to quantify 
> basic Elliott Wave ideas (identify impulse vs corrective 
> swings and fade the corrections). I think there is value in 
> Elliott.  All that said, over the years, I've evolved into 
> more of a mechanical trader. It's just less subjective and 
> less work. When you are on the right side of an EWave count 
> trading can be sweet, but when you've got it wrong you just 
> get killed. Look at Prechter.
> 
> BW
> 
> 
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