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10/25/2022

What is the NeoWave Reverse Logic?

Whenever a market has multiple wave count scenarios, which follow all the rules, it tells you something important about that situation. Multiple good Wave counts only exist when a

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9/6/2022

In TRIANGLES, please explain the difference between Standard Alternation and Reverse Alternation.

In a "standard" contracting Triangle, wave-B will be larger in price and time than wave-D. In a "standard" expanding Triangle, wave-B will be smaller in price and time than wave-D

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9/22/2010

Given the similarity of price and time exhibited by each leg of a symmetrical, is that pattern more likely to drift sideways rather than trend up or down?

From personal experience, the reverse is more common. Symmetricals are so time-consuming (relatively speaking) that it is nearly impossible for a market to hesitate long enough to

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3/10/2010

You no longer use the term extracting triangle...why not?

In the early 1990's, soon after the release of Mastering Elliott Wave, a host of new patterns began to emerge (Diametrics, Symmetricals, 3rd Extension Terminals, and oddly shaped T

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2/10/2010

You rarely mention Fibonacci relationships in your work. Do you use them, but just don't mention it? Or, do you simply not use them?

Fibonacci relationships have important application when applied to most, standard (orthodox) Elliott Wave patterns. But, around 1990, when Mastering Elliott Wave was released, new

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12/16/2009

I have not seen you comment on the social implications of wave structure. Is it useful in predicting such trends?

First and foremost, with NEoWave (and especially with Elliott Wave) markets are predictable only some of the time. As a general rule, market action can be predicted "specifically"

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6/18/2008

Since Mastering Elliott Wave, have you developed new ways of applying TIME to categorize corrections?

In Mastering Elliott Wave (MEW) I cover general TIME relationships as they apply to impulsions and corrections, but a more sophisticated perspective has emerged since I wrote MEW n

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5/9/2007

Is it possible for waves-b and d in a triangle to consume less time than waves-a and c?

This is our first question from Ural, Russia (last time I saw that name was decades ago when I played RISK), sent in by Oleg Shtakan. The simple answer is YES, but only in Expan

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5/29/2006

What is the best and safest approach to trade an impulse wave? Many books say "exit at end of wave 1, reenter at low of 2, exit at end of 3, reenter during wave 4, exit at end of 5."

This very important question was sent in by Afshin Pishdad of Ontario, Canada. It would be great if we could all accomplish what so many trading books on wave theory espouse. Unfor

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12/19/2005

What factors determine the classification of various Triangles?

Triangles are probably the most misunderstood and misidentified wave formations. There are three categories of Triangles under NEoWave theory - Contracting, Expanding and Neutral (

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10/24/2005

How many Triangle categories and variations exist under NEoWave theory?

Orthodox Elliott Wave recognizes only two types of Triangles - Expanding and Contracting and allows no variational possibilities. NEoWave theory identifies a third, Neutral type (s

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8/15/2005

What is NEoWave "Reverse Alternation" in a Triangle?

Most students of wave theory understand the concept of alternation as it applies to impulsive patterns, but are unaware that the same phenomenon that impacts development of waves 2

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7/25/2005

What is a NEoWave Diametric Formation?

I discovered this wave pattern around 1992 - two years after Mastering Elliott Wave was published. As a result, it is not mentioned in the book. A NEoWave Diametric is a 7-legge

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