Elliott Wave Rules and Guidelines -- Wave 4 Should Not Overlap Wave 1
Elliott Wave Rules and Guidelines WAVE 4 SHOULD NOT OVERLAP WAVE 1 (By Marc Rinehart) Elliott Wave Theory in its simplest form defines a series of impulse and corrective price patterns as a wave sequence consisting of five general waves trending in either an up or down direction. Within a general five-wave sequence there are guidelines designed to help you better wave count, calculate or predict wave relationships. One guideline is referred to as the “Wave 4, Wave 1 Overlap Rule.” This rule states for a valid five-wave sequence to occur Wave 1 cannot overlap any Wave 4 profit-taking pullback.
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