Glossary
What is Leading diagonal?
A leading diagonal is a wedge-like motive pattern that can begin a larger move (often wave 1 or A).
A leading diagonal can appear in wave 1 or A positions. It looks wedge-like but starts a larger move rather than ending one.
Because it leads rather than ends, mistaken identity (calling it an ending diagonal) can flip bias. Confirmation from higher timeframes reduces that error.
When a Signal Provider labels a leading diagonal, treat the first Progress Actions as critical confirmation that the larger impulse is underway.
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