How To Trade with Neowave Trading Idea
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Welcome to you all, this is an educational post in which you will learn how to trade with our neowave trading chart. For better understanding also watch the video which will be available soon.
See the below image
## This is how a Neowave structure looks in which a stock price goes up and down.
##These no 12345, I called them motive waves mean trending direction. As you can see these are in diffrent colors. Each color represent a trend cycle mean for how many days this particular stocks is going up or down.
See the below example
## As you can see in below examples , group of smaller cycles made bigger cycles and bigger cycles made more bigger cycles and so on
Example 1
Example 2
## But this hard to understand for ordinary eyes and neowave coding style is always differ between neowave analyst also. For one neowave analyst one trend is short and for other it can be intraday.it just there perspective. For every other person 12345 is create confusion, hard to tell how long this trend will go up. you just dont know this 12345 is short term cycle or longterm cycle.
To solve this i am changing coding style
##As name represent itself its cycles s for short cycles, m for medium cycles and l for longterm cycles.
see the below chart
## As you know every trending cycles, there comes an consolidation period in which price gives some retracement but never retraced 100 percent of previous trend. This consolidation is represent as correction in neowave.
## This correction comes in same cycles in which the cycles was trend. As you can see short cycles trend in the image, after s5 there comes a flat pattern which is labbeld as SC1, this c stand for correction.same for ther cycles.
These are the list of the cycles which will be labbled in my chart.
See the below chart for complete list.
Now next part is important for you. These are the expected time frame for the repected cycles.
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Thank You
Welcome to you all, this is an educational post in which you will learn how to trade with our neowave trading chart. For better understanding also watch the video which will be available soon.
See the below image
## This is how a Neowave structure looks in which a stock price goes up and down.
##These no 12345, I called them motive waves mean trending direction. As you can see these are in diffrent colors. Each color represent a trend cycle mean for how many days this particular stocks is going up or down.
See the below example
## As you can see in below examples , group of smaller cycles made bigger cycles and bigger cycles made more bigger cycles and so on
Example 1
Example 2
## But this hard to understand for ordinary eyes and neowave coding style is always differ between neowave analyst also. For one neowave analyst one trend is short and for other it can be intraday.it just there perspective. For every other person 12345 is create confusion, hard to tell how long this trend will go up. you just dont know this 12345 is short term cycle or longterm cycle.
To solve this i am changing coding style
##As name represent itself its cycles s for short cycles, m for medium cycles and l for longterm cycles.
see the below chart
Now see the below image for another part of neowave which is called correction
## As you know every trending cycles, there comes an consolidation period in which price gives some retracement but never retraced 100 percent of previous trend. This consolidation is represent as correction in neowave.
## This correction comes in same cycles in which the cycles was trend. As you can see short cycles trend in the image, after s5 there comes a flat pattern which is labbeld as SC1, this c stand for correction.same for ther cycles.
These are the list of the cycles which will be labbled in my chart.
See the below chart for complete list.
Now next part is important for you. These are the expected time frame for the repected cycles.
If you love the post than give it a boost and keep following us for more trading idea.
Thank You
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Watch the below video for more clear understanding.
