A very interesting question has cropped up
When A of Corrective ABC is an Impulse, it signals ABC(as a whole) playing out a zig-zag wherein B would not retrace more than 80% of A ;
When A is a 3 wave form, B retraces 90-138% of A and the Corrective ABC(as a whole) plays out a Flat.
But what happens when A is a Diagonal?
It seems,in such a case both the possibilities are open--i.e. ABC(as a whole) may play out either as a zig-zag or a Flat.
So far,I had observed only zig-zags (ABC) with A as a diagonal.
But yesterday, the diagonal a(5239-5297) was retraced more than 100% by b (and still continuing)--- with b(a) doing 5297-5233;b(b)=5233-5295;b(c) in action and likely to go below 5233.
Then c upwards would start---and most likely go above 5297 but not above 5323.
When A of Corrective ABC is an Impulse, it signals ABC(as a whole) playing out a zig-zag wherein B would not retrace more than 80% of A ;
When A is a 3 wave form, B retraces 90-138% of A and the Corrective ABC(as a whole) plays out a Flat.
But what happens when A is a Diagonal?
It seems,in such a case both the possibilities are open--i.e. ABC(as a whole) may play out either as a zig-zag or a Flat.
So far,I had observed only zig-zags (ABC) with A as a diagonal.
But yesterday, the diagonal a(5239-5297) was retraced more than 100% by b (and still continuing)--- with b(a) doing 5297-5233;b(b)=5233-5295;b(c) in action and likely to go below 5233.
Then c upwards would start---and most likely go above 5297 but not above 5323.
Raghuji
ReplyDeletehope you r enjoying your tour. Raghuji, I hv a query in the above pic why did you consider the wave as b(a) and not b as extended flat. and then b(c) to the up instead of c.
regards
sandeep
great analysis sir
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your holiday Raghuji. Thx for still taking time out and posting.
ReplyDeleteDear Raghuji,
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