Glossary
What is Wave degree?
Wave degree is the fractal timescale of a count—larger degrees contain smaller nested waves.
Wave degree is the timescale label of a count—from grand supercycle down through cycle, primary, intermediate, minor, minute, and smaller. Waves nest fractally: a primary impulse contains intermediate subwaves, and so on.
Providers who mix degrees without saying so create confusing Trade Ideas. Prefer Channels that state which timeframe the count belongs to.
Multi-timeframe analysis is how Subscribers keep degrees straight: higher timeframe for the parent motive, lower timeframe for the entry correction.
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