Diagonal Rules Flashcards
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Valid structures for W1 in LD?
Impulse or LD.
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Valid structure for W1 in ED?
Must be a ZZ family pattern.
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Which corrective pattern is forbidden in W2 DIA?
TRI
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W2’s price constraint
Must be < W1 by price
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DIA: Required structure for W3 in LD
Always an Impulse
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Required structure for W3 in ED?
Must be a ZZ family pattern.
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W3’s price requirement
Must be > W2 by price.
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Allowed patterns for W4?
Any corrective pattern.
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Required structure for W5 in LD?
Impulse or ED.
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Required structure for W5 in ED?
Must be a ZZ family pattern.
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Restriction for W5 in LD:
If W1 is LD, W5 cannot be ED.
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Overlap rule for W2 and W4:
They must overlap or be within 10% of W3’s length.
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Time constraint for W4:
Must be between 10% and 10x the duration of W2.
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W5’s price requirement vs. W4:
Must be ≥80% of W4 by price.
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W5’s price constraint vs. W1 and W3:
W5 must be < W3 by price.
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W5’s length rule:
W5 is never the longest wave compared to W1 and W3.
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What defines the channel lines in a Diagonal?
Must converge, slope in the same direction, and never be horizontal.
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W5’s position relative to the channel lines:
W5 must stay within the channel lines or be within 10% of gross movement.
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Intersection of channel lines:
Must be beyond the end of the pattern.
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Maximum prediction for channel line intersection:
Up to 4 pattern lengths into the future.
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W3’s rule vs. W1 and W5:
W3 must not be shorter than both W1 and W5.
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Minimum and maximum time for W5:
≥10% of W4 and ≤5x W3.
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W5’s minimum time constraint:
≥10% of W4’s time.
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W5’s maximum time constraint:
≤5x W3’s time.
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If W1 is a LD, W5 cannot be a ___.
ED
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W3 in a LD must be a ___.
Impulse.
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W5 in an ED must be a ___.
ZZ family pattern.
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W5 must be __% of W4 by price.
≥80%.
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What are Diagonals in Elliott Wave theory?
Diagonals are five-wave patterns that move within two converging channel lines, including Leading Diagonals (LD) and Ending Diagonals (ED).
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What must Channel Lines in Diagonals do?
They must converge, slope in the same direction, and neither be horizontal.