Most rushed Fibonacci work fails at the first decision: which swing counts. In the Practice Lab we spend the opening hour arguing politely over highs and lows before anyone unfolds a fibo tool.
Two tests we use
First, the swing should be obvious on a higher timeframe without squinting. Second, nearby consolidation or a prior break should either support or challenge that choice. If neither test holds, we keep looking.
What participants bring
Printed daily charts of instruments they already follow. We mark candidate swings in pencil, photograph the board, then only later place 38.2%, 50%, and 61.8%. Discarded candidates stay visible—an archive of temptation.
If you join an Intensive, expect this slow start. Speed arrives after structure is honest.