Marking Extensions Without Forcing the Count
How clinic participants decide when a third-wave extension deserves its own sub-labels versus when the chart is simply noisy.
Field notes
Guides from the clinic desk
Short essays on extensions, alternation, Fibonacci overlays, and degree names—written for traders who mark charts by hand.
Alternation as a Desk Habit, Not a Slogan
Turning Elliott’s alternation guideline into a short checklist you can run before locking a corrective count.
Fibonacci Guides for Annotation, Not Forecasts
Using retracement overlays to test whether a corrective label still belongs, without turning the overlay into a prediction machine.
Degree Names That Survive a Redraw
A field note from the Degree Labeling Intensive on keeping Primary, Intermediate, and Minor labels legible after a count revision.