Chart Review Clinic
A concise review for traders who already keep marked charts and want precise feedback on crowded levels, bias and hindsight edits.
THB 2,600Technical analysis, drawn by handFind the level.
Find the level.
Read the reaction.
Bangkok training sessions for traders who want to stop decorating charts and start making defensible decisions around support, resistance, invalidation and risk.
Next principle: a zone matters because participants reacted there—not because a line looks tidy.
Chart work with reasons attached
Each session moves from raw price history to a marked chart, a scenario plan and a record you can review after the market moves.
Core Support & Resistance Mapping Session
A one-to-one working session that turns one raw market chart into a reasoned map of zones, scenarios and invalidation points.
THB 4,800
Small-Group Mapping Desk
A three-hour table workshop where up to six participants debate levels, compare evidence and write conditional market scenarios.
THB 3,200 per person
The flagship session
From obvious swing to useful zone
Bring one liquid market and a timeframe you actually trade. We examine swing highs and lows, repeated tests, failed breaks, role reversals and the distance to invalidation. You leave with three mapped scenarios rather than one prediction.
- Live mark-up of your chosen chart
- Reasoning worksheet and clean chart copy
- Risk boundary discussion, without trade signals
A participant's notebook
“I used to keep moving levels after every candle. The review was direct about that habit. I still wanted more time on intraday examples, but the rule for invalidation has made my weekly preparation much less arbitrary.”— Narin, independent equities trader
No signal room. No certainty theatre.
Index Beaconcore teaches chart interpretation, not forecasts or managed trading. Examples are discussed after context, liquidity and risk are established. Every view must include the evidence that would prove it wrong.
Read participant field notesRecent journal sheets
Short studies on zones, tests, breakouts and the discipline of keeping a chart legible.
When a Line Should Become a Zone
A practical test for deciding when exact price is false precision and when a broad band hides weak thinking.
Read the Failed Break Without Chasing It
Separate a genuine rejection from one candle of noise by writing the confirmation and invalidation before price returns.
A Twenty-Minute Weekly Mapping Routine
A short sequence for finding major levels, deleting stale marks and recording only scenarios that can be disproved.