Annotation Lab
A recurring evening format where impulse and corrective packs rotate, and every participant presents one defended count.
From silence to arbitration
The Annotation Lab is the teaching engine behind our Elliott wave annotation clinics. It is less a lecture and more a measured sequence of markup, pause, and critique.
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Chart issue
Participants receive printed packs with timeframe titles already set. Software screens stay closed for the first ninety minutes.
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Silent markup
Copper pencils only. Degree marks beside every label. Circles for doubts — no erasing during the timed block.
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Peer exchange
Pairs swap charts and must challenge one label using degree language before naming a pattern.
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Instructor arbitration
Selected charts go under the desk lamp. The room hears the reasoning; solution sheets follow after the clinic.
Who thrives in the lab
Readers who already know the vocabulary of impulse (1–5) and simple corrections, and who want their labeling habits stress-tested. Absolute beginners are guided toward a preparatory reading list before booking.