Printed charts and notes spread across a study desk

Each session lasts ninety minutes. Between meetings you mark two charts using the week’s checklist; those mark-ups open the next class. Replays stay available for seven days.

Workshop details

  1. Weekly rooms

    Map swing structure on the weekly chart, write a one-sentence bias, and reject names where the last two weekly closes fight your intended direction.

  2. Daily furniture

    Locate pullbacks into prior demand or supply that respect the weekly sentence. Distinguish extended daily runs from usable locations.

  3. Hourly doorways

    Time entries with pauses, minor breaks, and reclaim behaviour—without letting the hourly invent a new bias.

  4. Invalidation and size

    Place stops beyond the timeframe that created the thesis. Size risk as a fraction of equity when the stop must sit wider than habit allows.

  5. Confluence checklist

    Assemble the five-tick pre-trade card used in our journal: weekly, daily, hourly, invalidation sentence, size.

  6. Supervised watchlist review

    Bring live candidates. The group stress-tests agreement across timeframes and records why a name is traded, deferred, or discarded.

After the six weeks

Graduates often continue with one-to-one mentoring when a specific market needs private critique. Others book a journal review a month later to see whether old habits returned.

Reserve interest for the next cohort