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To: skinowski who wrote (241)11/25/2005 2:05:34 PM
From: nspolar  Read Replies (1) of 656
 
I have had that opinion for a long time. My number one ability is observation, more than likely. I observed myself and many others too often 'lost'. I decided I was either doing something wrong as were all the others, or EW was not worth screwing with. So I did some studying and it was not Prechter and Frost, the deciples most of you follow.

Wiggles are never noise. That is chit again imo.

Everything builds from the wiggles, just like a brick wall depends on all the bricks.

There are two utterly huge and silly errors committed by SI EW'ers, over and over again.

a) A move in the direction of 'assumed' trend is an impulse with trend. That is just foolish. Visually you can often tell when they are not. A great many corrections move in the direction of primary trend, but not in a straight forward manner.

b) Corrections are simple abc's, and X waves are rare. X waves are commom, very common. See my Drooy. You have to make the wiggles add up to an acceptable EW sequence, or you are in la la land.

Fwiw my current investigation of the Nasty wiggles makes me think it is gonna explode upward, soon.
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