QUESTION OF THE WEEK

Question of the Week: 5/24/2022

First, if the 5th wave of an impulsion is Terminal, will it take more time or less time than the previous 4th-wave? Second, do the normal time rules of an impulsion (such as wave-2 taking more time than wave-1 OR wave-4 taking more time than wave 3) apply in Terminals?

Answer:

1 - A Terminal pattern (in the 5th-wave position) can take more time OR less time than the previous 4th-wave.

2 - Time relationships inside Terminals DO NOT have to follow the same criteria as standard impulsions. In a Terminal, wave-2 is allowed to take less time than wave-1 and wave-4 is allowed to take less time than wave-3. In addition, a phenomenon I call "extreme alternation" might be present between waves-2 & 4 where they take very different amounts of time or price than is allowed in standard implusions. Finally, when a Terminal is forming, part of the price range of wave-4 must overlap part of the price range of wave-2.

Regards,
Glenn Neely

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