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A market produces a five-wave decline (Wave A), followed by a three-wave bounce (Wave B). The subsequent decline (Wave C) breaks below the low of Wave A but shows a significantly lower RSI reading and lower volume than Wave A.
What does this scenario likely represent?
- A leading diagonal
- An expanded flat
- The start of a powerful Wave 3 decline
- A completing zigzag correction
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