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To: yard_man who wrote (119238)9/1/2001 6:33:28 PM
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That would be hard but I know that there are computer programs which search for the patterns. I don't use them or believe in them. Trouble is the waves are always not that clear and corrective waves take on a variety of 'non-3' forms like triangles (as we have recently completed in the DOW). These waves are all occuring simultaneously at varying degrees as well so I am not sure where one could even start. Furthermore a 5 wave impulse is just wave 1 of another 5 wave impulse or perhaps the 'A' wave in a 3 wave corrective pattern. Some impulses subdivide to give 9 waves etc......a real quagmire. Really more of an art than a mathematical science.

FWIW, here is snapshot of my DOW preferred. Sorry for the poor quality.

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