First, the rising adjustment wave is judged by the lowest price. As for your first example, it is obvious that the second wave does not hold, and of course 1 wave does not hold;

Second, the third wave is not the shortest, but the increase. So is the first wave and The 5th Wave. From a technical point of view, the second example cited by the landlord can be judged as three waves, provided, of course, that four waves cannot return to the field of one wave.