Evidence · Notebooks
Participants describe specific markup moments, constraints, and what changed in their charts afterward.
The quiet first hour forced me to finish a count before asking for help. Mira crossed out my wave 4 labels twice — once for overlapping an impulse, once for skipping a degree — and that still sits in my notebook.
Helena Wu · Discretionary FX trader, Admiralty · Elliott Wave Annotation Clinic
I arrived convinced my Hang Seng overlay was a triangle. The evening drill showed it was a double zigzag with a clear invalidation. Useful, though the pace left little time for my second chart.
Ravi Mehta · Equity desk, Kowloon · Corrective Structure Intensive
We spent forty minutes on degree consistency across gold and the related miners. No trade ideas — just cleaner labels I could defend the next morning.
Sophie Liang · Independent analyst · Private Chart Review Hour
Printed packs beat screens for me. Seeing copper checkmarks on my impulse channel made the rule list stick in a way webinars never did.
Tomás Rivera · Prop desk trainee · Elliott Wave Annotation Clinic
During a Corrective Structure Intensive, a Kowloon desk trader arrived with a nested triangle count on the Hang Seng cash index. The evening drill required redrawing every overlapping segment without assuming a triangle a priori. After three passes, the structure resolved as a double zigzag with a clear invalidation beneath the connecting X-wave low. The trader kept the copper-marked sheet as the reference for the following week’s Asia opens.
A Private Chart Review Hour spent most of its sixty minutes aligning degree labels between spot gold and two related miners. The participant’s impulse on gold was sound; the miners still carried intermediate labels on what were only minute corrections. After the markup conference, the notebook showed matching degree tags and a shared invalidation level — still without a directional call from the instructor.