A skewed triangle correction is a five-wave Elliott Wave pattern that tilts with the trend. Learn its rules, where it forms, and how to trade the breakout.
An expanding triangle is a five-wave corrective pattern with diverging trendlines. Learn its rules, where it forms, and how traders read the breakout.
A contracting triangle is a five-wave (A-B-C-D-E) sideways Elliott Wave correction. Learn its structure, rules, and where it forms before a breakout.
A Triple Three is a complex five-wave Elliott Wave correction (W-X-Y-X-X-Z). Learn its rules, structure, and how to trade this sideways crypto pattern.
A Double Three correction is a complex sideways Elliott Wave pattern (W-X-Y) that corrects through time, often retracing about 36 percent before the trend resumes.
A triple zigzag correction is a rare Elliott Wave pattern of three zigzags (W-X-Y-XX-Z) signaling a deeper, prolonged retracement before the trend resumes.
A double zigzag correction joins two zigzags (W and Y) with an intervening wave X to deepen a retracement. Learn its structure, rules, and how to trade it.
A Flat correction is a sideways three-wave A-B-C pattern. Learn its rules, the Regular, Expanded, and Running types, and how to trade it in crypto.
A zigzag correction is a sharp three-wave (A-B-C) Elliott Wave pullback that retraces at least 50% of the impulse before the trend resumes. Learn the rules.
