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Wednesday, March 25, 2009 8:34:27 AM
It's really not as complicated as it seems. It's just hard to keep track of.
The market's compound construction is such that two waves of a particular degree subdivide into eight waves of the next lower degree, and those eight waves subdivide in exactly the same manner into thirty-four waves of the next lower degree. The Wave Principle, then, reflects the fact that waves of any degree in any series always subdivide and re-subdivide into waves of lesser degree and simultaneously are components of waves of higher degree.
If it only actually took on this look. Throw in a few triangles and wave extensions and it gives it a little character
The market's compound construction is such that two waves of a particular degree subdivide into eight waves of the next lower degree, and those eight waves subdivide in exactly the same manner into thirty-four waves of the next lower degree. The Wave Principle, then, reflects the fact that waves of any degree in any series always subdivide and re-subdivide into waves of lesser degree and simultaneously are components of waves of higher degree.
If it only actually took on this look. Throw in a few triangles and wave extensions and it gives it a little character
Krakatoa Eruption
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