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It was a timely help. I will first skim through them and see how they are. Thanks man. Praveen. |
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Hi,
While labeling the waves, which approach will be better - top down or bottom up approach? ie whether to go from higher time frame to the small time frame or vice-versa. Neely prefers the first option, while Robert Beckman seems to prefer the later. Praveen. |
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How to plot high and low in the order of their occurrence? The solution given by Neely seems to be a tedious one - Manually filling the high and low values in an Excel sheet and plotting the chart. Is this the only solution for it? Link: http://www.neowave.com/qow/qow-archive-45.asp Thanks, Praveen. |
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Hello Amit and others,
After some intense learning through Neely's work(not yet completed), I'm trying to start labeling the waves, with the knowledge gained so far. How to associate the numerous waves into their appropriate degree? For eg. with reference to the attached Nifty chart, I'm trying to label the highlighted region. But since there are numerous small waves, i'm not able to accurately label them. Of course we can try these rules: Channeling, Rules of similarity & balance, complexity, etc Is there any rule of thumb? Thanks yar, Praveen. |
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