Wave Degree

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The relative size or timeframe of a wave structure.

Common degrees include:

• Grand Supercycle
• Supercycle
• Cycle
• Primary
• Intermediate
• Minor
• Minute

NEoWave Association

NEoWave places more emphasis on the price/time/complexity consumption of waves, in relation to others, rather than focusing on the naming of those degrees.

According to Glenn Neely's NEoWave approach, same-degree patterns should not typically be:

• More than 3x the time of a same-degree pattern
• More than 3x the price of a same-degree pattern
• More than 3x the complexity of a same-degree pattern

A wave of higher degree should generally:

• consume more time than a lower-degree pattern
• consume more price than a lower-degree pattern
• contain greater complexity than a lower-degree pattern