hard · Elliott Wave Theory alternation
You are confirming an impulse via alternation. Wave 2 was a sharp, deep zigzag retracing about 78.6% in a brief span.
Applying alternation strictly across BOTH the structural and depth-and-duration dimensions, which wave-4 profile is the MOST internally consistent expectation, and why?
- A shallow, time-consuming flat or triangle retracing roughly 23.6-38.2% over an extended span, alternating in form, depth, and duration
- A sharp zigzag retracing about 50% over a brief span, since alternation governs only the corrective family and both being zigzags is permitted
- A deep, drawn-out flat retracing about 61.8% over an extended span, alternating in structure and time but matching wave 2 in depth
- A shallow, brief running triangle retracing about 23.6%, alternating in depth but deliberately matching wave 2's short duration
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