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To: hawkeyefan who wrote (125061)	10/14/2005 4:32:18 PM
From: Henry J Costanzo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 209892

NOT the kind of questions you should pitch to me, Hawk..... BUT.....FWIW.......will take that on....as kinduva useful exercise for me.........and subject to corrections made by any of our experts....g <<When analyzing an ending diagonal, is there anyway of knowing that the market could be in the 5 or e of that ED? I mean is there a point where you should recognize it? >> If i get what you're asking , would say that once you have applied the normal rules and counted out the preceding 4 waves to your satisfaction, and an up move begins, you could assume it's the final 5 up. Would have to show an acceptable internal count.....i.e. 5 waves up within it. (There would be no e involved in this)..And, as you rightly pointed out......all the waves in the ED will overlap..... <<Overlaps are the whole design of an ED so you can't look there.<<....Yep.. <<Is this a dumb question?>>....Nope.... <<Also how much of an overshot is allowed in the last leg of an ED? 10%?>> No particular rule.....General rules about length of waves would have to be respected.....i.e. wave 3 of the last leg cannot be the shortest...