چند دسته و حالت برای مثلث ها در تئوری نئوویو وجود دارد؟

تاریخچه:

در اوایل دهه 1990 ، اندکی پس از انتشار کتاب استادی در امواج الیوت، الگوهای جدیدی شروع کردن به ظاهر شدن. ( دیامتریک، سیمتریکال ، الگو ترمینال با موج 3 ممتد و انواع مثلث هایی با اشکال عجیب و غریب ). قبل از دهه 1990، اگر شما یک مثلث انبساطی می دیدید، موج B از نظر قیمتی کوچکتر از موج D بود. و هنگامیکه یک مثلث انقباضی شکل می گرفت، موج B از نظر قیمتی بزرگتر از موج D بود.

 در ابتدا فرض کردم این اشکال جدید مثلث ها نتیجه تناوب معکوس بین موج B و D می باشد ( پدیده ای که قبلا تنها در امواج شتابدار و بین موج 2و 4 دیده شده بود). هرچند این موضوع تا حدی درست بود، با گذشت زمان مشخص شد که اوضاع پیچیده تر می باشد. چند سال طول کشید تا کاملاً درک کنم ، اما با مطالعه الگوهای بیشتر ، توانستم آنها را به صورت منطقی تر دسته بندی کنم.

نتیجه:

به همان روش الگوهای 5 شاخه ( الگو های شتابدار دارای سه حالت اصلی ( موج 1 ممتد، موج 3 ممتد و موج 5 ممتد) و دارای تناوب استاندارد یا معکوس بین موج 2 و 4 می باشند)، قوانین مشابهی بین الگوهای 5 شاخه ای تصحیحی (مثلث ها)  بکار برده می شود. اگر موج A از مثلث “ممتد” باشد بعنوان مثلث انقباضی شناخته می شود. اگر موج C از مثلث “ممتد” باشد آنچه من مثلث خنثی می نامم شکل می دهند. اگر موج E از مثلث “ممتد” باشد بعنوان مثلث انبساطی شناخته می شود.

How many Triangle categories and variations exist under NEoWave theory?

History:

In the early 1990’s, soon after the release of Mastering Elliott Wave, a host of new patterns began to emerge (Diametrics, Symmetricals, 3rd Extension Terminals, and oddly shaped Triangles). Prior to the 1990’s, if you saw an expanding Triangle, wave-B was smaller in price than wave-D. When a contracting Triangle formed, wave-B was larger in price than wave-D.

That rigid behavior construct began to crumble in the 1990’s. If the environment started off with a large A-wave, instead of wave-B retracing at least 61% of wave-A, wave-B might retrace as little as 30% of wave-A and end up being shorter in price than wave-D. If the pattern started off with a small A-wave (suggesting an expanding Triangle), the reverse occurred. Wave-B might be much larger (138% of wave-A), followed by a D-wave that was much shorter in price than wave-C and shorter in price than wave-B. That behavior gave these patterns the appearance of EX-panding in one direction and con-TRACTING in the other (“extracting” was the term I coined by merging the two words).

At first I assumed these new Triangles were the result of Reverse Alternation between waves-B and D (a phenomenon previously only witnessed in Impulsive patterns between waves-2 and 4). While that was partially correct, over time it became apparent the situation was more complex. It took me a few years to fully understand, but as I studied more patterns, I was able to more logically categorize them.

Result :

In the same way 5-legged, Impulsive patterns have three main variations (i.e., 1st, 3rd and 5th extensions) with each able to possess standard or reverse alternation between waves-2 and 4, the same rules apply to 5-legged corrections (i.e., Triangles). If wave-A of a Triangle “extends” it is known as a contracting Triangle. If wave-C “extends” it forms what I termed a neutral Triangle. If wave-E “extends” it is known as an expanding Triangle.

With the addition of neutral Triangles I realized these patterns were not always expanding in one direction and contracting in the other, but sometimes “bulging” in the middle. That’s when I realized the term “extracting” was not accurate enough to describe the phenomenon unfolding and, as a result, I stopped using the term.

Orthodox Elliott Wave recognizes only two types of Triangles – Expanding and Contracting and allows no variational possibilities. NEoWave theory identifies a third, Neutral type (see definition below in History Section), plus allows two variational possibilities for each due to NEoWave Reverse Alternation.

Each type is determined by which leg (wave-a, c or e) is the longest and each variation is determined by whether alternation occurs in the “standard” or “reverse” way.

For example, in a standard Contracting Triangle (where wave-a is the longest leg in the direction of the trend), wave-b is always larger than wave-d. The same pattern with NEoWave Reverse Alternation will have wave-d larger than wave-b. This creates a formation with the behavior characteristics of a Contracting Triangle, but not the appearance or channeling of one. A standard Expanding Triangle contains a d-wave that is larger than the b-wave, but when NEoWave Reverse Alternation is present the opposite exists. This again will create a pattern with the behavior of an Expanding Triangle but not the channeling of one; as a result, most misinterpret such action. A NEoWave Neutral Triangle occurs when wave-c is the longest leg of the pattern. Wave-b in a “standard” Neutral Triangle is smaller than wave-d, but the opposite occurs when NEoWave Reverse Alternation is present.

With three (instead of two) primary Triangle types under NEoWave theory, plus with each allowed to possess standard or Reverse Alternation, that means under NEoWave theory there are a total of six variational, Triangle possibilities.

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