hard · Elliott Wave Theory Corrective Structures & Sub-Wave Math
A bear-market zigzag's Wave C ends only 92% of the way to the length implied by Wave A, failing to reach the prior extreme set by Wave A.
Under standard Elliott Wave guidelines, in which market context is this outcome considered a normal (rather than exceptional) occurrence?
- When the zigzag is Wave 2 of the larger degree
- When the zigzag is Wave 4 of the larger degree
- When the zigzag is Wave B of the larger degree
- When the zigzag is Wave Y of a double three of the larger degree
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