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We first look for a 5-wave structure and determine whether it appears impulsive or corrective.

Next, we analyze the higher timeframe to identify which wave structure the market is currently in. Once identified, we can draw Fibonacci retracement targets for the next wave. These retracement targets become more reliable when another completed 5-wave structure aligns within the same retracement area.

For example, if Wave 3 retraces by 50% and Wave 4 has its final target within that same area, we have a double confirmation zone — where short positions may begin taking profits while long positions start opening new trades.

Entries are placed at the Fibonacci levels. The next Fibonacci level is used as the stop loss, while additional entries can be placed at the following Fibonacci levels if needed. Take-profit targets are usually set at a 2:1 or 3:1 risk-to-reward ratio based on the risk in basis points (BIPS).

Once you have finished the academy, you will begin analyzing and placing trades yourself. We will review your trades together, and after 50–100 trades, you will be able to look at a chart and instantly recognize whether the structure is worth analyzing or not.

You will learn to trade without emotions, accept losses as part of the game, and develop confidence in your execution. Within your first 100 trades, you will notice that you are trading more calmly, with less stress, and with consistent profitability.

Yes — the ABC correction mostly also contains a 5 Wave structure with Wave C reaching the 200% level. Many traders become bullish too early or remain bearish for too long. However, the market usually reveals an impulsive 5-wave structure that helps identify the correct direction.

In the rare case that Wave 4 develops an impulsive structure, the TI System will usually stay sidelined and wait for the Wave 4 retracement before looking for long opportunities. If short positions are taken during that phase, they are typically hedged with long positions until the structure clearly breaks in one direction.