Elliott Wave Theory, developed by Ralph Nelson Elliott in the 1930s, is a technical analysis methodology that seeks to identify recurring patterns in price movements in financial markets. One of the distinguishing features of Elliott Wave Theory is the emphasis on impulse waves and corrections, which are fundamental components in trend analysis.
Let's delve deeper into regular flat corrections, one of the types of corrections identified in Elliott Wave Theory, and understand how they can be applied in the analysis of financial markets and how corrective wave 2 of this cycle was formed in BTC
Corrections to Elliott Wave Theory
Before we get into regular flat corrections, it is important to understand the context of corrections in Elliott Wave Theory. Corrections are movements contrary to the main trend and occur after an impulse wave, which is a movement in the direction of the prevailing trend.
There are three main types of corrections in Elliott Wave Theory:
Simple Corrections: These corrections are subdivided into zigzags, which move in 5-3-5 patterns, and flats, which move in 3-3-5 patterns. Zigzags are characterized by an initial wave of 5 moves, a correction of 3 moves, and finally a wave of 5 moves in the opposite direction. Flats, on the other hand, have a 3-move initial wave, followed by a 3-move correction and a 5-move final wave.
Complex Corrections: Complex corrections are also subdivided into three types: triangles, double threes and triple threes. Triangles are formations of five waves that move sideways, while double threes and triple threes are combinations of simple corrections that form more complex structures.
Flat Corrections: Flat corrections are the focus today. They also move in a pattern of 3-3-5, 5-3-5 or 5-5-5 (which may appear rarely) these values are the number of impulses within each corrective wave.
Regular Flat Corrections
Regular flat corrections are a subtype of flat corrections in Elliott Wave Theory. They are typically characterized by an initial wave of three moves (a-b-c), followed by a correction of three moves (a-b-c), and finally a final wave of five moves (a-b-c-d-e). It is important to note that although the general structure of regular flat corrections is 3-3-5, each individual wave can have its own zigzag patterns or flats.
Regular flat corrections indicate a break in the main trend. They often occur after a strong uptrend or downtrend and suggest that the market is consolidating before continuing in the direction of the prevailing trend. This is important for traders and investors as it provides insights into possible future market behavior.
Identifying a Regular Flat Correction
To identify a regular flat correction, it is essential to watch price movements and look for the following signs:
An initial wave of three moves (a-b-c) or five moves (a-b-c-d-e) that moves against the prevailing trend.
A subsequent correction that does not go beyond the starting point of the initial wave.
A final wave of five moves (a-b-c-d-e) that resumes the direction of the prevailing trend.
Wave a, which is the first wave of the correction, is generally the longest and most volatile.
Conclusion
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Em 14 de Abril terminamos o primeiro ciclo impulsivo, apos essa data preço do ativo caiu em forma de bandeira criando a primeira onda corretiva de 5 impulsos.
Entre 15 e 24 de junho tivemos uma nova onda a favor da tendência primaria que se subdividiu em 5 ondas, conseguimos notar pela força do movimento que esta a seguir a tendencia maioritária, este movimento ficou alinhado com o topo anterior, onde apos uma bonita distribuição de wyckoff deu inicio a uma nova onda corretiva.
On July 13th, after capturing the existing liquidity at that top, we started the final wave of this regular flat correction, which was also subdivided into 5 waves and aligned with the bottom of wave A.
Regular flat corrections play a key role in Elliott Wave Theory, providing valuable insights into the dynamics of financial markets. By identifying and understanding these corrections, traders and investors can make more informed decisions about their trading strategies.
However, it is important to remember that Elliott Wave Theory is a complex methodology that requires practice and study to be applied successfully.
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