Regular Flat


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Summary of Regular Flat Wave Pattern

A regular flat is a type of 3-wave correction similar to a zigzag, but it typically retraces less of the preceding impulse wave. The structure consists of a 3-wave A-wave, followed by a 3-wave B-wave, and concluding with a 5-wave C-wave. The B-wave generally retraces at or near the start of the A-wave, contrasting with the more shallow B-wave retracement seen in zigzags. Regular flats commonly occur in the wave 4 position of an impulse, and the relationship between waves A and C is typically a 1-to-1 or a 1-to-1.618 ratio.


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