Saturday clinic

Hands marking a paper price chart with a pencil and a copper ruler

Trend Leg Clinic

One Saturday at the Charoen Krung classroom spent deciding where a trend leg actually ends, using historical charts and a pencil.

Four hours, 10:00–14:00, with a short break 4,800 THB

Paid in full when the seat is confirmed. The fee includes the day’s chart sheets and tea.

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Who sits for this

Chart keepers who want a single concentrated day before committing to the six-week desk, and former desk students who want a refresher on leg marking.

What you leave with

You leave with four marked charts and a written rule, in your own words, for where you will end a trend leg next time.

In the room

Included

  • Four historical chart sheets chosen for ambiguous endings
  • Guided argument in a group of no more than eight
  • A one-page clinic note you write yourself before you leave

Outside the fee

  • The six-week volatility workbook
  • A private review of your home journal
  • Any instruction to buy or sell

How the hours proceed

Anong Srisawat teaches the clinic. If she is with a cohort that Saturday, Prasit Wongchai takes the room and says so when you book.

  1. Morning pass

    The group marks the same chart in silence for twenty minutes, then compares where each person ended the leg.

  2. Disputed endings

    Two sheets are chosen because reasonable people stop in different places. The room has to pick one ending and say what was discarded.

  3. Your rule

    Before 14:00 you write one sentence you are willing to use on next week’s journal page.

Before you come

No home journal is required. Bring a pencil. If you have a page you are unsure about, you may bring that single sheet, but the clinic does not become a private review.

Limits

Eight seats. The clinic is cancelled and the fee returned if fewer than four people have paid three days prior.

14/2 Charoen Krung Rd, Bang Kho Laem, Bangkok 10120

Name a Saturday on the contact form, or ask which date is already on the board.

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