Originally posted by inandlong
but Elliot, Prechter, et al have not missed it yet.
I have been in this camp long term since 1981, although I have to admit, 10,000 blew me away. I thought we had reached the zenith at 4400.
There are posts of mine here that will attest well before this linked article was printed my thoughts about where my long term TA has us headed.
The article below, even blows that out of the water... as did 10,000!
http://cbs.marketwatch.com/news/story.asp?guid={4DB7BBC8-CA0F-49A3-B5E9-AF20964AD5EA}&siteid=mktw
Good trading and remember....
Surf,Originally posted by marketsurfer
there is one person who truly understands and teaches elliott wave theory. his name is glen nealy. www.neowave.com his book was a major influence on my trading system.
best,
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gladiator,Originally posted by gladiator
Jolly Jack,
What i do is determine wether the current move is an impulse move or corrective, in my time frame(i trade 1 minute NQ and ES).
I then enter on the corrective move, in the direction of the impulse wave. I look at the higher time frame Elliott to get an idea on targets and where i am. Not GPS coordinates, but at least i know what street i'm on.
The key is, once i'm in i either exit at target or reverse my position when an impulse occurs in the opposite direction.(therefore i use large stops(20 pts NQ, 9.25 ES) but these rarely hit.
So i don't really care what the count is, only if wave is impulse or corrective, and target. Been trading E-mini's this way since the day they opened, so can say it works.
Originally posted by inandlong
db... I wonder where you got the idea that I was advising anyone.