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In the menu above, the Alternate Price Projection (App) was chosen.
The menu below shows what comes up by right clicking on any of the
projection choices. This menu allows the user to choose from any of the
most common ratios shown by simply clicking next to the ratio, include
their own choice of ratios or choose a default set that is included with the
program. The user may also choose to do the price projections by price
range or price percentage change and by the Hi-Lo price range or closing
price range. The user may also choose a set of ratios included with the
program or a specific set that the user has created and saved.
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The 38.2% and 61.8% Alternate Price Projection of the price range
of Waves 1-3 is projected from the Wave-4 high. The two price
projections are shown on the chart and labeled with the exact price, type
of price projection and ratio. Also see the Wave Five Price Projections
tutorial which may be downloaded from the archives of the Traders
Education Page on our Web site.
In this recent example with the DJIA, the price range of Wave-5
would equal 38.2% of the price range of Waves 1-3 at 6363.9 and 61.8%
of the price range of Waves 1-3 at 6178.5.
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We will also project the other typical Wave-5 price objectives which
are where Wave-5 equals 100% of Wave-1 and either a 127% or 162%
external retracement of Wave-4. The chart below includes all of these
Wave-5 projections.
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Using all five of the typical Wave-5 price targets, a relatively broad
range of 6363.9-6179.5 is found to be the high-probability price zone to
complete the five-wave decline from the March 11 high. Smaller degree
and intraday price patterns may be used to narrow the price zone.
How valuable do you think it would be for you to have known on April
11, the day the Wave-3 low was exceeded, that the decline from the March
11 high was nearing completion and should not exceed the low end of the
Wave-5 target zone at 6179.5? On April 14, the DJIA made a low at
6315.8, right within the price zone of 6363.9-6179.5 projected to complete
the Wave-5 low.
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