NEoWave

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NEoWave Definition

An advanced form of Elliott Wave analysis developed by Glenn Neely that expands traditional Elliott Wave Theory through:

• stricter structural rules,
• applying rigid time rules to structures,
• pattern validation via post-pattern price action.

NEoWave emphasizes:

• objectivity,
• pattern precision,
• time relationships,
• post-pattern behavior,
• and market logic.

It was developed to reduce the subjectivity commonly associated with orthodox Elliott Wave analysis.

According to Glenn's Q&A archive, NEoWave evolved after years of observing recurring market structures that traditional Elliott Wave Theory could not consistently explain.

NEoWave introduces:

• additional corrective classifications,
• advanced triangle analysis,
• time-based validation,
• and more rigid structural requirements.

The methodology attempts to create a more scientific and repeatable framework for interpreting market behavior.