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  • Tradable Waves are Impulsive Waves 1, 3, 5 and Corrective"C" Wave (of Wave 4 corrections).
  •  Impulsive Wave 3 is the steepest and most dramatic Wave of all the Waves and occurs on the highest volume and  highest Price Oscillator Histogram of all Waves.  Wave 3 is never the shortest Wave.
  • Waves 1, 3, 5 are made up of 5 minor Waves and most corrections are a-b-c corrections.  Irregular corrective Waves exist.
  • Wave 5 will usually exceed wave 3 on lower volume than the wave 3 high.
  • Wave 5 can fail and just form a double top with Wave 3 instead of going to higher price levels.
  • Most traders get whip-sawed and lose money in Wave 4.  Don't assume Wave 4 is over until you can clearly see an a-b-c wave pattern with the correction ending 38% to 61.8% between Wave 2 to Wave 3.  Wave B is usually 50% of Wave A and should not exceed 75% of Wave A.  Wave C is 1 x Wave A or 1.62 x Wave A or 2.62 x Wave A. 
  • If Wave 2 is simple, then Wave 4 will most likely be complex, and vise versa.
  • Corrective Wave 2 Statistics:  Only 12% retrace within 38% of Wave 1.  73%retrace between 50% to 60%.  And 15% retrace below 62%.
  •  Impulsive Wave 3 Statistics:  45% of the time Wave 3 reaches 1.6 to 1.75 times Wave 1.  30% of the time between 1.75 to 2.62 times Wave 1.  15% of the time between 1.00 to 1.60 times Wave 1. 8% of the time greater than 2.62 times Wave 1.
  • Corrective Wave 4 Statistics:  60% retrace between 30% to 50% of  Wave 3. 15% retrace between 24% to 30% of Wave 3.  And 15% retrace between 50% to 62% of  Wave 3.
  •  Impulsive Wave 5 Statistics:  Use Extended Fibonacci calculations to determine the price zone for wave 5.  Wave 5 usually ends between 1.0 to 1.62 times the length of the beginning of Wave 1 to the end of Wave 3.  Failed Wave 5's do occur.
  • If you enter a potential Wave 5 trade at a Wave 4 Fibonacci   retracement level (i.e.: 38% or 50%) set your stop somewhere  around the 62% retracement level because the normal maximum Wave 4 retracement level is 61.8%.  Be sure to adjust your position size accordingly.  Then once you are sure you are in wave 5 “add-on” to your position size using any “ART” signal that you  can.
  • Trade ONLY in the direction of the Waves 1, 3, 5, C (of Wave 4) on the primary time frame that you use to base your entries and exits.
  • To confirm or filter your trades.  Trade ONLY in the direction of the Wave 1, 3, 5, C (of Wave 4) on the HIGHER time frame of one Fibonacci degree.
  •  Wave counts can change and it is possible at many points to have alternate wave counts possible. For example you may think you are in a Wave 4 correction until the correction exceeds its maximum retracement level and instead turns into an impulsive Wave 3 in the opposite direction!  So, you must adhere to your stops!