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Re: quanticopious15 post# 137093

Sunday, 02/28/2016 12:43:28 PM

Sunday, February 28, 2016 12:43:28 PM

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One thing to also keep in mind Qui is how many smaller waves can occur in a typical 5 wave count.

Each single wave on a larger time frame is 5 waves on a smaller time frame. So technically, you have 5 waves on the larger time frame times 5 waves each...that gives you a total of 25 waves to count on a lower time frame of one degree. And the further down you drop, the more waves you have to count, multiplying by 5 each time.

So a daily 5 wave has 5 waves in it.

The 4 hour chart of the same pair has 25 waves.

The hourly chart has 25 x 5 = 125 waves.

The 15 minute chart has 125 x 5 = 625 waves.

So a daily 5 wave count has, at minimum, 625 smaller waves that it's made up of on a 15 minute chart.

Needless to say, that's why there are a ton of trading opportunities on any given day regardless of where we are on the larger time frames. smile

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