Marat’s latest Elliott Wave count suggests the market is in a corrective phase inside a larger bullish structure. Here’s a clear, social-friendly post you can use or adapt:
Conclusion
Wave 4 never enters the price territory of Wave 1 (except in rare diagonal patterns). 2. The "Marat Review" Fix Process elliott wave count marat review fix
On a recent Tuesday, Marat published a count on Gold showing a completed Wave (iv) pullback, calling for a Wave (v) rally to $2,050.
Reviewing a wave count often reveals psychological biases where traders "force" a count to fit their desired outcome. Aurra Markets Post: Elliott Wave Count — Marat Review (Fixed)
This is a detailed blog post draft focusing on the nuances of correcting Elliott Wave counts, specifically tailored for a "Marat Review" style (implying a technical, no-nonsense, expert analysis approach).
Conclusion
Go up one timeframe (e.g., from 1-Hour to 4-Hour).
Law 1: Wave 2 cannot retrace more than 100% of Wave 1.
Review fix: Check the low of wave 2 against the origin of wave 1. If wave 2 overlaps the start of wave 1 (in a 5-wave impulse), the label is wrong. That structure is likely a corrective pattern (e.g., a flat or zigzag), not an impulse. The "Marat Review" Fix Process Practical Case Study: