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Strategies & Market Trends : CFZ E-Wiggle Workspace

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To: robert b furman who wrote (41023)5/3/2025 10:45:55 AM
From: skinowski  Read Replies (1) of 41419
 
CLX studies have gone to "Green MOJO", after 13 days of red followed by 6 days of green followed by 19 days of red, which in the world of Elliott Wave is an ABC corrective wave.
I love it! Some 20-25 years ago, when I was younger and probably smarter - and definitely more energetic - I used to get obsessed with translating classic TA patterns into EW.

Like, for example, take H&S. Often, the price will cross the neckline - and continue in the same direction - which means that it “worked out”. Other times, it will bounce off the neckline (sometimes, after penetrating it for a bit) - AND resume the previous trend. This means the H&S “failed”.

In the 2nd, “failing” case, we have an ABC pullback. Price will decline down the Head, up the Right Shoulder - and then, down towards the neckline, before reversing. In fact, it’s been noticed that a “Failed” H&S is an excellent trend continuation pattern. It’s clear why - it’s an ABC.

When H&S works out, that’s interesting too — it’s a trend change.

I think the fact that you’re translating CLX studies into EW patterns means that you’re a born Elliottician!

Welcome to the club, sir! :)
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