Wave Naming Feature for Volatility Swings

I’d like to see an option under the properties for the Volatility Swing Overlay where one could rename the swings from “1,2,3 etc.” to another designation- for example “(I), (II), (III) etc.”

Thanks,

Chris Russo
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Good day, would anyone be able to tell me how the default labels on the Volatility Swing Overlay work? In particular I don’t understand how the numbering changes. Sometimes it continues to 7 and and other occasions starts again after 1 or 2. Also what do the F-n numbers indicate?

If anyone can assist me I would ne most grateful.
Kind regards
Steve

Hi Steve,

Mathew did a great article on this but it doesn’t seem to have come across to the new website.

Google Michael Gur - The Symmetry Wave Trading Method which should give some further information.

F-n numbers are “failed” swings and P-n numbers are “potential” swings.

If a Trend Wave FAILS to extend past the last Trend Wave swing, it is called a “Failed” swing and gets an “F” prefix, then it’s the start of a new number sequence in the opposite direction.

When a trend swing reaches the required ATR measure to change direction, but may not yet have passed the previous trend swing, it is called a “Potential” Swing.