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To: bobby beara who wrote (15866)	8/19/2001 8:55:35 PM
From: TechTrader42	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 52237

OT I use 19 waves in my system, don't forget, so my analysis is bound to differ from those using 5 waves. I did work with a 5-wave pattern for years, but increasingly, while observing natural phenomena, I began to notice 38 waves. It wasn't until years later, when I had my glasses checked, that I finally reduced the number of waves in my analysis to 19. My losses were doubled, of course, during all those years I used 38 waves in analyzing the market. One need only look at Mexican pyramids and plants such as the sneezewort to see the 19 waves. When one adds the old and new petals on and around a sneezewort, one invariably arrives at 19. I'm not going to seek to convert every 5-wave theorist to 19 waves. I traveled the country for years trying to do just that, but I had only one convert, and even making allowances for his deep understanding of the 19 waves, I think he was hopelessly insane. Note the date, incidentally. What did I tell you? It's everywhere in nature and time.