medium · Elliott Wave Theory alternation
When applying alternation to complexity, if Wave 2 is a simple three-wave correction, Wave 4 is frequently found to be:
- A simple five-wave impulse in the trend direction.
- A single price bar with no internal sub-waves.
- Identical in structure to Wave 2 to maintain the 'fractal look'.
- A complex combination or a triangle.
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