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To: illyia who wrote (163209)	2/29/2008 6:48:18 PM
From: Galirayo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 209892

Illyia ... I think in pictures too .. that's why I kept pointing to the Thread Header .. Charts Charts Charts .. Did you figure out Image Shack ? And since you mentioned mostly/all 3's since way back when ,, then you mentioned Channels .. have Channels .. you rang a Bell. You on Jardine Study ?? Someone once told me ... Jardine gives nods to Eliott, but I have found that the reason so many have such difficulty with Eliott is that his methods attempted to stretch the timeline to 5-3-5 when in fact it is 3-3-3. The Jardine Price Wave, altered by market events, creates the appearance of 5 waves. What actually happens is that an advancement wave3 will "morph" and take on the impulsive characteristics of a seed wave1. Wave3 becomes the next wave1 and the pattern becomes up 1-2-3(1)-2-3 down 1-2-3. The net result is a 5 wave pattern followed by a 3 wave down pattern (1-2-3-4-5-A-B-C). And all based on Fibonacci numbers under normal market buying conditions. Of course, panic buying or selling has a tendency to apply multiples to the Fib expansion ratios... but those multiples too are Fib numbers. This ring a bell with you ? Keltner Channels ? enthios.com