[walterw]

	Quote:	malvado xetra
	seeinG your momentum, non-momentum study. it is correspons to impulse elliott waves and correction elliott waves. impulse waves = momentum correction waves = non-momentum. a propper counting of elliott waves it's another wave to identify momentum and non-momentum the advantage of elliott is that seeing a big scale of time you can see a bigger picture of whats going on MX

yes Malvado, wave counts on a bigger time frame can perfectly be a way of measuring momentum... would be interesting to determine statistically how many times (mostly) the 3rd wave performs outside keltner.... cheers Walter.