Have we seen this?
(Prechter and Frost, 1987), "C" wave - declining "C" waves are usually devastating in their destruction. They are third waves, and have most of the properties of third waves. It is during this decline that there is virtually no place to hide except cash. The illusions held throughout waves A and B tend to evaporate and fears takes over. "C" waves are persistent and broad.
If yes, it is a r-sHs or a Ãâ.
Have we seen this?
(Prechter and Frost, 1987), Advancing "C" waves within upward corrections in larger bear markets are just as dynamic and can be mistaken for the start of a new upswing, especially since they unfold in five waves.
If yes, it is an a-Wedge.