Running Correction

A corrective structure where wave-b is comfortably longer than wave-a and wave-c tends to be similar in price coverage to wave-a.

Patterns that can "run" upward or downward with the larger trend:

Running Flats
Running Triangles

Related NEoWave Q&A

Can you have two Elliott patterns, such as a Flat and ZigZag, next to each other without an X-wave between?
In a Running correction, what is the maximum wave-b can exceed the end of wave 1?
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In a Double Three Running Correction, how large can wave-X get?
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