The entry protocol and the timeframe ladder

Here we gather the tools into a fixed procedure applied in the same order every time. Our school does not enter on a correction in the timeframe where it appeared; it looks for the entry point on a lower timeframe and takes the targets from the higher timeframe.

The timeframe ladder

We read the market from the top down: monthly, then weekly, then daily, then four-hour, then hourly, then fifteen-minute, then five-minute. A sound count on a small frame may be merely a sub-wave on a larger one, so we never start from the small. Then we identify the correction’s timeframe by the MACD rule: the frame on which waves A and C both appear clearly on MACD 4C; that is the pattern’s frame, and its targets are measured on it.