Missed you, amigo, was hoping you had not quit. Have read your charts in the other thread and am compelled to tell you this: astonishing, astounding progress - now is not the time to quit. What you might not have realized is that by charting the 5 and 3 you have put perspective of the forest in your world. this is HUGE, already head and shoulders above your Englishmen here.
Has not gone unnoticed is that nobody stepped in to help you after my demise/forced departure. THEY are sooooooo willing to help the throngs of newbies that pour in everyday but what is missing and they don't realize it is that the winning ticket when it comes to newbies is that only one in a zillion will get a shot at the title - therefore the game of help has to be
help the able become more able - the law of diminishing returns for the helpers cancels all weak newbies who should actually be discouraged from entering the markets as their families will pay in blood.
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Wave "E" is the 5th internal wave leg of a TRIANGLE as you have noted. You see, the A-B-C corrections you have oearned thus far are the standard corrective wave type. But a triangle is also a very common corrective pattern and super important. Wave B often presents itself as a T and so does an Ending Diagonal T (wedge)
Noted on the 'E' - so the 'E' only appears on when the low of the sub-dividing c is not broken / going lower. I imagine that a test of this resistance area created from the 'a' and 'c' touches on the trend line form a support... almost like a 3rd touch rejection.
Quitters never win! I just posted another chart update from my wave direction call - this still needs to be refined. What this offers, Fibo, is a structured way of actually looking at the market... it doesn't matter whether it is wrong or right, but if it works.. keep doing it. I believe its the consistency of application of the rule which help give you an edge in the market.
I agree, I would rather recieve 1 helpful reply than 1000 'change this and that' / ' the colour of your trend lines are wrong' comments. So I would rather make my own luck.
That is a nice motto to live by Fibo.