What traders report after marking charts with us

The four-panel workbook forced me to write my stop before I thought about profit. I realised I had been placing stops inside the previous day's range on SET stocks — a habit I picked up from a YouTube channel. Somchai marked the correct invalidation on my chart in red and I have used that placement rule since.

I booked the clinic because I kept taking 1:1 trades that felt right but lost money over a month. Naree identified that my targets were always the nearest round number, not a structural level. The feedback sheet is still taped above my monitor. I wish the clinic had covered position sizing more — that was only briefly mentioned.

Our team of four from a Pattaya prop desk booked a private flagship session. The workbook translated well to the indices we trade. One colleague found the pace slow in hour one, but the group review in hour three was the most useful part — seeing four different stop placements on the same chart.

The Weekly Markup Lab kept me accountable. Submitting a chart every Wednesday meant I actually prepared instead of scrolling Twitter. Week two was harder than I expected — my cohort traded very different markets and comparing plans was awkward at first, but it improved by week four.