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Concept

Channeling

A technique where parallel trendlines are drawn connecting the ends of waves to project potential reversal zones. A channel drawn from the end of Wave 2 through Wave 4 often projects the terminus of Wave 5.

EXAMPLE

Draw a line from the end of Wave 1 to Wave 3, then a parallel line from Wave 2. Wave 5 often terminates near this upper channel line.

RELATED TERMS

Base Channel
The initial channel drawn from the start of Wave 1 through the end of Wave 2, wi...
Acceleration Channel
A steeper channel drawn once Wave 3 exceeds the base channel. It connects the en...
Wave 5
The final impulse wave in the motive sequence. Wave 5 completes the trend and is...
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