Combining MACD 4C with wave counting to build the trade

Now we bring the bricks together into a practical decision. Our method builds the trade on the cooperation of two sides: momentum tells us the type of wave, and wave counting tells us where we stand within it. We do not act until the two agree.

The reading steps

• 1) Read momentum first: does MACD 4C show strong, expanding momentum (a motive wave) or fading momentum (a correction)? And which frame is the correction’s frame?
• 2) Name the structure: divergence between the first and third wave means ABC, and its absence means WXY.
• 3) Identify the pattern and its target: which flat is before you (by the B and C questions), and what is its Fibonacci target? And is there an abnormal wave still waiting to be closed?
• 4) Wait for the decisive point: the completion of the correction at C, fading momentum, a range and then its breakout, and momentum returning to expand in the direction of the move.