I see you Greek are really good. Should I start posting in Greek?
One more thing that I forgot to mention, if it is an exit from a range and the previous waves are clear I will take 1-2 bar patterns. I will explain on next post which is going to be AUDNZD
You have noticed correct David. Let me inform you that after analyzing several charts I have noticed that when the market is flat the 3 bar rule (Plutus the 1st wave and Plutus Reversal the 2nd wave) is a almost a must to avoid false move. But when the market is moving fast in an angle even the 2 bar waves have high success rate (sometimes even in 1 bar waves).
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You have noticed correct David. Let me inform you that after analyzing several charts I have noticed that when the market is flat the 3 bar rule (Plutus the 1st wave and Plutus Reversal the 2nd wave) is a almost a must to avoid false move. But when the market is moving fast in an angle even the 2 bar waves have high success rate (sometimes even in 1 bar waves).
I notice that you don't always apply the minimum 3 bar rule for a slow wave - is that an arbitrary rule depending upon the actual set up?