Dim observatory study with chart papers and copper instruments under velvet drapes

22°17′N · 114°10′E · HARBOUR CITY

Cortex Helix Field Academy

Evening annotation clinics where traders learn to mark Elliott wave structure on real charts — impulse degrees, corrective nesting, and the quiet discipline of a clean count.

Clinic · 01

Wave counts taught with pencil, not slogans

Our flagship Elliott Wave Annotation Clinic runs in small groups at Harbour City. You bring a chart you actually trade; we walk the labels from primary degree down to minute swings.

Included

Live chart markup

Facilitators annotate impulse waves (1–5), A–B–C corrections, and invalidation levels on projected charts while you copy the same marks on your printouts.

Outcome

A count you can defend

Leave with a dated annotation sheet, alternate scenarios noted in the margin, and a short checklist for the next session’s open.

Evidence · 03

From the annotation table

“I arrived with a messy Hang Seng count full of overlapping labels. By the second hour we had a primary impulse and two alternate paths written in copper ink — and I finally knew which one I would abandon.”

— Mei Lin, discretionary trader, Central

“The clinic moves slower than webinars I have sat through, which is the point. We spent twenty minutes arguing over a single B wave. That argument saved me from sizing into a false breakout the following Monday.”

— Daniel K., futures desk, Kowloon