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An analyst sees a 3-wave decline followed by a 3-wave rally that retraces 95% of the decline.
If the next leg is a 5-wave decline that ends at the same level as the first low, the pattern is a:
- Triangle
- Expanded Flat
- Zigzag
- Regular Flat
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