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To: AllansAlias who wrote (20961)9/22/2000 2:45:15 PM
From: pater tenebrarum  Respond to of 436258
 
check Glenn Neely's (sp?) book on waves..it's supposed to be very good. i didn't get around to it yet myself. anyway, there are also books on the wave principle by Prechter and Frost which are very good.

it's a pity that Prechter's reputation has been destroyed by the futile search for a top in this mania...he frequently produces very insightful research, and his basic premises on the cause/effect relationships in manias and bears are imo hitting the nail on the head.



To: AllansAlias who wrote (20961)9/22/2000 3:26:14 PM
From: Ralph W.  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 436258
 
Better consider the fact that Elliot waves just might be for dummies. So much of the darn stuff is open to interpretation. Personally, I happen to believe that there probably is something to the entire cycle phenomena, but the true keys are still to be found. I did a lot of original work on this years ago, and some of the results were fantastic. OTH, other results bombed out big time. Now if I had more time... :-) R


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