14 January 2026
Where a trend leg actually ends
On the first Tuesday of a desk, half the room draws the line through a wick because the wick is the highest mark on the page. That is a place. It is not yet an ending.
Classroom since 2016 · ten seats
The Advanced Trend and Volatility Desk is a six-week evening course for people who already keep a chart journal and want a stricter way to read trend and range.
Reserve a desk seatTue · Thu · 18:30
Each cohort works from a printed chart pack on historical windows. Week one is only the trend leg: where it starts, where it ends, and the sentence you can say out loud. Volatility arrives later, as a hand-counted range and a three-sentence note beside the page, not as a second drawing laid on too early.
Anong Srisawat leads the trend evenings. Prasit Wongchai leads the range evenings. Both stay for the closing critique, when every student presents two pages and receives a pencil reply in front of the room.
The fee is 28,000 THB for the seat, with 6,000 THB holding the place. The sequence of evenings is written out on the desk evenings page.
One Saturday at the Charoen Krung classroom spent deciding where a trend leg actually ends, using historical charts and a pencil.
Ninety minutes across the desk with a tutor, using the chart journal you already keep, to test how you mark trend and range.
I came in marking every swing the same size. Anong made me name the leg before I was allowed to measure a range. The Thursday I finally left a quiet week alone was the first evening the chart looked honest. I still wish the workbook had more blank pages; I ran out in week five and finished on my own paper.
14 January 2026
On the first Tuesday of a desk, half the room draws the line through a wick because the wick is the highest mark on the page. That is a place. It is not yet an ending.
4 February 2026
A quiet week is not a puzzle that needs another line. On this desk it is a measurement, and then a decision to stop.