medium · Elliott Wave Theory corrective
Which specific condition defines a 'Running Flat' correction?
- Wave B fails to reach A's origin, though Wave C still makes a fresh extreme.
- Every sub-wave inside the flat correction forms its own complete five-wave impulse structure.
- The whole correction simply takes noticeably longer to complete than the prior motive wave.
- Wave B exceeds the origin of Wave A, but Wave C fails to break the extreme of Wave A.
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