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To: Tweets Boar Hog who wrote (386)	1/24/2021 4:40:35 PM
From: Bull RidaH	Respond to of 4397

Hi Teets, I'm not a big fan of wave counts for individual companies, as too many other factors are at work which can each have their own wave counts. Plus, the wave count for a company's stock chart could have started BEFORE the company went public, so you may be missing the first couple waves that you would need for an accurate count. So I rely exclusively on chart patterns for individual equities (along with fundamental and company participant analysis), coupled with a running wave count on the equity markets which will typically provide good timing cues for each equity. But I'll certainly be watching your attempt with curiosity and interest. And if you ever need a handy comprehensive guide to wave counting rules and guidelines, here is what I've used for more than 20 years.... CyclePro Elliott Wave Rules and Guidelines - Forex Factory (copy and search, they pop up under 1st result)