That was very interesting. Admittedly I've never placed much stock in charts, mostly due to ignorance. Stupid question, but how predictive can you get with the Eliot wave? Has it ever been horribly wrong?
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It’s important to always look at what is currently happening, and to simply want what the market wants. But if you can identify where it is that wave 3 is, you can position yourself accordingly. Humans exhibits patterns, as does nature. Mathematics and markets are no different. Long winded answer; no not horribly wrong. Just those that don’t understand how to use it I would say. Best to have more than one plan to go by in the event that one goes wrong. Makes me think of the I-Ching (which was talked about quite a bit in my coaching with Justine)