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Subwave A of Wave 3 up
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FIVE WAVE UP.

WAVE 4 DOWN

Wave 4  is a bearish reaction to a completed super strong rally in Wave 3 up. Every completed bullish A-B-C fractal gives birth to a corrective A-B-C move in opposite direction. In majority of cases Wave 4 down is unable to retrace more than 50% of the preceding rally in wave 3 up.

Wave 4 can be structured as any type of Corrective Waves.

After corrective wave 4 down is completed its lowest low marked by the red dot becomes a new main support level for the following corrective wave B of 5. If that new higher low established by the wave 4 gets violated by the next corrective wave we say that the five wave up structure gets invalidated because one of the formal rules is broken.

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  • Wave 2 down may be subdivided into subwaves A, B and C but may get more complex following either the Triangle, Double Three or Triple Three structure
  • Wave 4 down should terminate over the low of the preceding corrective wave B of 3 down
  • Low of the wave 4 down becomes a new critical support for the next corrective wave B of 5
Learn the rules of the Five Wave fractal
List of Content of Section 5
  1. Introduction to Section 5.
  2. Wave 1 up.
  3. Wave 2 down.
  4. Wave A of 3 up.
  5. Wave B of 3 down.
  6. Wave C of 3.
  7. Wave 4 down.
  8. Wave A of 5 up.
  9. Wave B of 5 down.
  10. Wave C of 5 up.

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The best way to understand how this pattern works is to study collection of charts with real life examples.

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