A velvet-lined classroom at night with a lacquered table, copper lamps, and large paper sheets of smooth curves

Desk 1 · 18:30 · eight chairs

Swing marks first. Volume only after the structure is named.

Synap Vertexfield Academy Co., Ltd. runs a small evening classroom for tech analysis training in reading market structure and volume. Charts are printed. Pencils do the naming. The cloth stays over the volume bars until the swings are honest.

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How an evening moves

The cloth comes off on a schedule, not when the room gets restless.

Kanya Vorasak opened this room in 2016 so neighbours in Mueang Samut Prakan could learn to name a swing without a ticker shouting at them. The order of the night has barely changed. Structure is marked in silence. Volume is a second pass. A tall bar never gets to overrule a low that is still holding.

  1. 01Chairs in. The market for the night is already on paper. Phones stay face down.
  2. 02Swing highs and swing lows only. A peak inside an unfinished push is written as a pause.
  3. 03The cloth lifts. Effort is the height of the bar. Travel is how far price went. A climax that stalls is labelled a stall.
  4. 04You leave with your own pencil marks, including any swing the room agreed to leave unfinished.

The long sitting

Six evenings for one market.

Adults seated along a lacquered table in a burgundy velvet room, marking smooth swing curves on large ivory sheets

Structure and Volume Cohort

Six evening sittings in Mueang Samut Prakan for adults who want to name a swing before they read the volume under it.

Six evenings across three weeks · 18,900 THB for the full cohort · 10/1 Mueang Samut Prakan District, Samut Prakan 10270

Evenings one and two stay on structure. Evenings three to five put volume against those marks. The last night is your chart, not a sample from the drawer.

Read the cohort

Shorter ways to sit

A single print, or ninety minutes with your own sheet.

From the August cohort

Ploy took the sheet home and did not scribble over it.

I took the August cohort after a year of marking charts alone in a notebook that had become all arrows. On my own sheet, a higher high in gold had almost no participation under it. We left it labelled as a pause. The following week price came back to the shelf we had underlined. I still think evening five ran long, and my bus does not love a 21:00 finish, but the sheet I took home is the first one I have not scribbled over the next morning.

Ploy Srisuk, Mueang Samut Prakan

Further letters from the desk

Recent field notes

Pauses, climaxes, quiet turns.