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- parisboy replied Aug 6, 2024
this is called "commonality" by Hurst
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- parisboy replied Aug 4, 2024
Terry observe how CMA 312 (orange) and 256 (yellow) have merged to generate the Underlying UpTrend
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- parisboy replied Aug 4, 2024
Terry From time to time I have an idea !
that is one of the advantage of manually drawing things. At the end you notice that you have a specific pattern here and there. It sipped through your brain. Then you reach some conclusionAnalysis and Trading based on Envelopes, Waves, Cycles
- parisboy replied Aug 4, 2024
DAX Daily visualize the Double Tops distortio caused by the Uptrending Underlying Trend
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- parisboy replied Aug 3, 2024
Observe that the Period of the successive Price Waves follow a HALVING POROCESS. IF you consider that a Cycle us the repetition of the same Wave - Period and Amplitude - as Hurts wrote in his Cyclitec Course, there is no Dominant Cycle on this chart
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- parisboy replied Aug 3, 2024
Envelopes allows you to determine the potential Amplitude of the Swings
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- parisboy replied Aug 3, 2024
As observed by Elliott a 5-Swings Trend (Up or Down) is one of the most common pattern
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- parisboy replied Aug 3, 2024
Understanding the NASDAQ behaviour with simple Gann and Hurst concepts and tools !
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- parisboy replied Aug 2, 2024
On this Long Term Mpnthly chart you can observe that Price fluctuates within the Price Range 0-5000 Then the Octave value is : 5.000 / 8 = 625
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