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Scenario: An Intermediate-degree correction is labeled as a triple three (W-X-Y-X-Z). W is a flat, Y is a triangle, and Z is a flat.

Why is this count invalid under pure Elliott Wave rules?

  1. The triangle must be the final component (Z), but it has been placed in the Y position.
  2. A triple three combination cannot contain more than one flat pattern among its parts.
  3. The X waves linking the W, Y, and Z components are required to be identical in type.
  4. Triangles are only permitted inside double three combinations, never within triple threes.

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