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11/8/2022

In NEoWave Symmetrical patterns, what are the minimum and maximum price / time relationships allowed between waves?

Unlike traditional Elliott Wave patterns (Flats, Zigzags, Triangles), Symmetricals and Diametrics DO NOT possess Fibonacci price or time relationships. It was this KEY characterist

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9/15/2022

What Fibonacci relationships are present in Diametrics and Symmetricals?

Diametrics and Symmetricals DO NOT possess Fibonacci price or time relationships. It's a critical, formational characteristic of such patterns and is the reason I was able to disco

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5/7/2021

In the past, you've mentioned the concept of "Supplemental Price & Time" in your private classes and in your Forecasting updates. Please define that concept along with when and where it is allowed.

Under NEoWave, all patterns have price and time limits imposed on the final leg of a formation (based on the typical price / time "standards" imposed by prior waves - see the Rule

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4/21/2021

It has been 30 years since you wrote Mastering Elliott Wave. With the increasing complexity of markets, along with the new patterns you discovered after its release (Diametrics, Symmetricals, Neutral Triangles), does Chapter 3 still provide the proper foundation for learning and applying Wave theory?

Yes, all the rules in my book still apply today (and should continue to work going forward, because they are based on logic NOT back-testing). The only thing I got wrong in Masteri

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9/2/2020

Is there any place we can go to read about new patterns (post 1990 mew book) and the rules governing them?

Go to this link on our website... https://www.neowave.com/qow.asp then scroll down and in the SEARCH window type Diametric or Symmetrical or Neutral Triangle or ANYTHING you w

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7/28/2020

Where can I find information on NEoWave Diametric and Symmetrical formations?

Information on NEoWave Diametrics can be found on our website here... https://www.neowave.c

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12/2/2014

It was my belief that no leg of a Triangle, except for wave-e, could itself be a Triangle. Am I correct?

In 1990, when I released Mastering Elliott Wave (MEW), that was also my assumption. The statements in MEW were derived from 7 years of personal experience trading, forecasting mark

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2/25/2011

Can I use the Time rules (in Chapter 9 of MEW) to allow wave-A of a Flat, Zigzag or Triangle to be equal to the combined times of waves-B and C?

Unlike many questions in this section, this one requires little elaboration. No matter what pattern is forming (a standard Flat, Zigzag or Triangle, or a NEoWave Diametric or Symme

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1/5/2011

Since mid 2009, despite how much the stock market has rallied, no Elliottician (including NEoWave) have us in a new bull market. Why?

Wave theory is very clear about what constitutes a "trend" and a "correction." Trends are composed of 5-waves and are called impulsions. Counter-trends are frequently composed of 3

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9/22/2010

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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4/14/2010

In past updates I've seen you reference waves-F and G. Is there a limit to this wave "alphabet"? Why not just begin anew with a-b-c?

Unlike orthodox Elliott Wave, which allows great variance in the behavior, relationships and time consumption of specific patterns, NEoWave imposes strict limits. Accurate forecast

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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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1/20/2010

Do you have software that does NEoWave analysis? If not, why not?

In my book MASTERING ELLIOTT WAVE (MEW), I present wave analysis in a very logical, step-by-step fashion. Because of the methodical approach I developed and present in MEW, many ar

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4/15/2009

Do you plan to develop NEoWave software? If not, why not?

It should not be surprising that I've been asked many times whether the Institute has software available that produces good NEoWave counts or if we recommend any wave analysis soft

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11/5/2008

Since Triangles occur frequently, but are often misinterpreted, what clues exist (early on) to tell us a Triangle is, or is not, forming?

Whether a Flat, Zigzag, Triangle, Diametric or Symmetrical is forming can only be determined (well in advance) by employing advanced NEoWave observations which focus on the price,

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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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10/24/2007

Can the middle wave of any corrective formation be the shortest in length? I know NEoWave says it can never be the shortest in time.

It is actually very common for the middle leg of a 3 legged formaiton (i.e., wave-b in a zigzag or flat) or 7 legged formation (i.e., wave-d of a NEoWave Diametric) to be the short

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7/25/2007

What is the maximum length of wave-c in an Elongated Flat and can wave-c be a Terminal in such a pattern?

In a typical Flat, wave-c is normally a little longer or a little shorter than wave-a. As a result, it is unacceptable to allow wave-c to be more than 161.8% of wave-a in any stand

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12/13/2006

How do you differentiate between the end of a Contracting Triangle and an ongoing Diametric or Symmetrical?

This question is the composite of several questions I have received the last few months. The time and price consumption of the waves during the contraction is the key. If wave-c is

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