Glossary

What is Corrective wave?

A corrective wave counters the larger trend—often zigzags, flats, triangles, or combinations.

A corrective wave moves against the larger trend and often forms three-wave structures (or combinations). Common families include zigzags, flats, and triangles.

Corrections are where many traders wait for entries into the next impulse. Wave C of an ABC is a frequent counter-trend or continuation setup depending on context.

On PipAlert, a Trade Idea may discuss a correction while a later Signal publishes the exact entry and stop once the structure completes.

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