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Strategies & Market Trends : Robert Miner www.dynamictraders.com
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To: Blake Turner who wrote (12)12/30/1998 5:56:00 PM
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I think there is one fundamental difference to be aware of when considering a program that does Elliot Waves. Miner believes that any program that assigns Waves automatically is in trouble. He believes that Elliot Waves only take place 50% of the time. All the Wave work in his program is manual. At least so far I would have to agree with him. Most graphs I have been working with are that way. I have not seen any automatic Elliot Wave programs so I do not know how there model and logic works.
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