Clinic format
How an annotation clinic unfolds
A practical guide to seating, worksheets, and critique rhythm for Elliott wave annotation clinics in our Central teaching room — written for readers deciding whether to reserve a seat.
Room & seating
Clinics host six to eight annotators around a lacquered table. Each seat receives a printed worksheet, a degree-marker set, and space for one personal chart. Instructors move clockwise during markup so every draft count is seen before the group reconciliation.
Critique rhythm
- Silent warm-up on impulse versus correction labels
- Paired annotation with mid-session instructor notes
- Group reconciliation of alternate counts
- Issue of the reference PDF after the session
What to bring
One printed daily chart of an instrument you already follow, a notebook, and humility about alternate counts. Broker terminals stay closed during critique so attention stays on structure language.
Calendar posture
Typical clinic weeks
Annotation Clinics usually sit mid-week after the Hong Kong cash close, with Impulse & Correction Labs on selected Saturday afternoons. Multi-Timeframe Intensives span two consecutive Saturdays.
Exact dates are confirmed when you enquire — we do not publish scarcity countdowns.
Questions we hear before the first seat
Do I need prior Elliott wave study?
Yes, a basic reading of five-wave impulses and three-wave corrections. Absolute beginners are better served by a private review that maps vocabulary before a group clinic.
Are clinics investment-advice sessions?
No. Sessions teach annotation craft and rule-based labeling for personal study. We do not distribute trade signals or manage accounts.
Can I photograph other worksheets?
Only your own sheet unless the table consents. The academy issues a post-clinic PDF of the agreed reference count.