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Stocks & Commodities V. 29:4 (8-11): Letters To S&C by Technical Analysis, Inc.
Stocks & Commodities V. 29:4 (8-11): Letters To S&C by Technical Analysis, Inc.
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Letters To S&C by Technical Analysis, Inc.
Editor,
Where can I find the results of your Readers Choice Awards, which I saw a reference to at your website? Ahmet
The 2011 Readers Choice Awards can be found in our 2011 Bonus Issue, which was mailed in February to all subscribers, and which will continue to be mailed out throughout the year to new subscribers. The Readers Choice Awards are based on the results of an online poll asking subscribers to vote for their favorite products and services.Editor
KONDRATIEFF WAVE
Editor,
I was reading Kondratieff Wave Comeback by Koos van der Merwe in the April 2010 S&C. I am new to the K-wave theory but I am fascinated by it. It is also my goal to achieve a better knowledge of Elliott wave theory. I was wondering if the author could explain his approach to counting waves. I can count simple and straightforward waves, but when it comes to patterns like an inside day or three falling/rising candlestick pattern, I get stuck. I have been counting using pivot points (such as explained by Thomas DeMark), but I run into confusion when the waves get more complicated, as with extensions. This is especially true when it comes to corrective waves ABC. Hgs
Editor,
Where can I find the results of your Readers Choice Awards, which I saw a reference to at your website? Ahmet
The 2011 Readers Choice Awards can be found in our 2011 Bonus Issue, which was mailed in February to all subscribers, and which will continue to be mailed out throughout the year to new subscribers. The Readers Choice Awards are based on the results of an online poll asking subscribers to vote for their favorite products and services.Editor
KONDRATIEFF WAVE
Editor,
I was reading Kondratieff Wave Comeback by Koos van der Merwe in the April 2010 S&C. I am new to the K-wave theory but I am fascinated by it. It is also my goal to achieve a better knowledge of Elliott wave theory. I was wondering if the author could explain his approach to counting waves. I can count simple and straightforward waves, but when it comes to patterns like an inside day or three falling/rising candlestick pattern, I get stuck. I have been counting using pivot points (such as explained by Thomas DeMark), but I run into confusion when the waves get more complicated, as with extensions. This is especially true when it comes to corrective waves ABC. Hgs
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