By: leo on Lunedì 11 Novembre 2002 15:02
Grazie per l'intervento Noir.Avevo i dati da inizio secolo,proprio quelli che dici tu,ma purtroppo(e non so come!)gli ho persi,ho avuto casini con i virus...va beh,comunque mi interesserebbe capire meglio il "tuo" conteggio,anche se non è "il" conteggio.
Solo che qui sul forum c'è troppo testosterone finanziario e perciò non mi va di affrontare questa discussione in questo luogo....vedi un pò tu...Ciao e grazie dell'intervento.
per otelma:
One can discern at least two very different approaches to the Elliott wave theory. The first one could be determined as an orthodox approach. This approach is used by a great number of traders and analysts involved in the field of the Elliott wave analysis. Under this approach, almost every pivot point of the market is considered to be a starting point of a new impulsive wave. As a result, the time consumed be impulsive waves on a chart usually exceeds that consumed by corrective patterns. I hope that the fact that the market spends most of the time in a corrective mode, not impulsive, is obvious for every experienced trader. In my opinion, this idea should be one of the basic principles of the wave analysis. And it's very strange that majority of so-called "Elliott wave analysts" do not think so.