A reference library for understanding market structure, targets and Fibonacci relationships

Explore a structured guide to Elliott Wave theory and its core principles.

Complex Sideways Corrections

Complex sideways combinations are corrective structures that create prolonged, overlapping, and range-bound price action.Note: Complex zigzag combinations are covered in

Flats

Rules All flat corrections consist of three waves, labeled A, B, and C. Waves A and B must subdivide into

Triangles

Rules All triangles consist of five corrective waves, labeled A, B, C, D, and E. A triangle can only appear

Impulses

Rules An impulse consists of five internal waves. Waves 1 and 5 must always be either impulses or diagonals, while

Zigzag

Rules A zigzag is a corrective pattern composed of three waves, labeled A, B, and C. Wave A must unfold

Diagonals

Rules All diagonals consist of five waves. Diagonals can be either leading or ending, depending on whether they form at

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