The problem with EW is that it posits that markets follow deterministic paths when this is observably not the case. Key inflection points don't occur because a "wave count" is fulfilled but rather due to a combo of market psychology, shifts in cross-asset pricing, and catalysts/newsflow which is unique for every historical moment.
Even for a strongly trending market in the blow-off or collapse phase which can most plausibly be asserted to adhere to a repeating and predictable wave structure, you can operate just as well (or better) using simple trend/momentum metrics vs. trying to retrofit the price action into a "wave count".
Even for a strongly trending market in the blow-off or collapse phase which can most plausibly be asserted to adhere to a repeating and predictable wave structure, you can operate just as well (or better) using simple trend/momentum metrics vs. trying to retrofit the price action into a "wave count".
