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If this is weekly wolf on HCL Tech.. targets are even lower .........sub 600 levels
Not a proper WW, I think. The lines are not converging, they are parallel. Also, no volume confirmation.
Not all patterns look classic. The point 5 high(blue arrow) has to be crossed, in order to negate this pattern.
- Wave 3 and Wave 4 must be contained within the channel created by Wave 1 and Wave 2.
- Wave 1 and 2 equals Waves 3 and 4 which should highlight a perfect symmetry.
- Wave 5 breaks above/below the trend line created by wave 1 and wave 3. This break is the trigger.
- There is regular time between all waves. Time to complete one cycle from low to low (and from high to high) is the almost same. So, between 1-3-5, there are equal timing intervals between wave cycles.
The 5 alternating wolfe waves form a perfect channel or an ascending/descending wedge. And sometimes even a flat channel.
Wolfe waves can be ascending/descending wedges with above conditions met.
The point 5 high(blue arrow) is actually a trigger. In a classic bearish WW, the wave has to break point 5 to the upside, then fail and fall back into the channel. This fall back into the channel is a short trigger. Breaking upside does not negate the pattern.