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Rotation as we've outlined can add probability or subtract. This nuance of subtraction surprisingly has never been directly recognized as significant. Immediately it follows that our use of probability s-waves when trading against a previously established trend or momentum s-waves when trading with a trend finds its circular reasoning. That we find momentum s-waves in a trend proves the integrity of the trend is intact; the probability of a continuation even if this particular s-wave fails remains significant. That we find probability s-waves when trends change reflects our uncertainty of when exactly the last attempts to continue the trend have finally ended. These two scenarios previously noted and traded are quite obviously understood simply from recognizing rotation can be added OR subtracted.


The stand out question that should always be asked is: should we be trading a probability s-wave (PSW) or a momentum s-wave (MSW)?


Good Trading.

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