Risk-to-Reward Planning Workshop | File Laurel Field Studio
Our flagship half-day session walks you through a four-panel workbook to define stop, target, and position size before any live entry.
Session details →Bangkok · Khlong San
Measure risk and reward on the chart before you commit capital
File Laurel Field Studio runs small-group workshops where traders mark up levels, define stop placement, and set profit targets using the same printed workbook we use in every session. No signals. No account management. Just the planning discipline that precedes a confident entry.
6
Seats per cohort
12
Years combined instructor experience
3 hr
Core workshop length
EN
Session language
Workshops
Sessions built around chart markup, not screen watching
Each workshop follows a printed panel sequence: identify structure, mark invalidation, calculate reward multiple, then decide whether the trade meets your personal threshold.
Chart Review Clinic | File Laurel Field Studio
Bring three recent trade setups and receive structured feedback on your markup, stop placement, and reward calculation from a senior instructor.
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Weekly Markup Lab | File Laurel Field Studio
A four-week recurring session where the same cohort marks fresh charts each week and compares plans before the Bangkok morning open.
Session details →How a session unfolds
From blank chart to written trade plan
01
Structure scan
You mark swing highs, lows, and the range that defines the current auction. We compare your marks against the instructor's reference chart on a shared screen.
02
Invalidation line
Stop placement is drawn first — before any target. If the line feels arbitrary, we walk through three common placement errors traders make on Thai session opens.
03
Reward multiple
Target levels are measured in R-multiples. You write the ratio on your workbook panel and decide whether it clears your minimum threshold.
04
Entry checklist
The final panel is a go/no-go list: liquidity, spread, news window, and position size relative to account heat. Only then do we discuss execution timing.
Client stories
What traders say after their first markup session
I had been sizing positions by gut feel. After the half-day clinic, I had a written plan for every setup I took that week — including two I skipped because the R-multiple did not clear 2:1. That alone saved me from a bad Monday gap.— Patchara W., swing trader, Chiang Mai
The workbook panels are dense but practical. I would have liked more time on forex-specific spreads during the Bangkok open, though the follow-up email with session notes helped fill that gap.— Daniel R., part-time FX trader, Bangkok
Field notes
Recent articles from the studio journal
Spread checks during the Bangkok morning open · Field Notes
The 2026 workbook adds a spread item to the entry checklist. Here is why the first thirty minutes after the SET open need their own rule.
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Why we draw the stop before the target · Field Notes
Most traders mark profit first because it feels motivating. Our workbook reverses that order for a practical reason — and workshop data backs it up.
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Three invalidation errors we see on SET charts · Field Notes
Thai equity charts have session gaps and lunch-break structure that confuse stop placement. These three patterns appear in nearly every flagship workshop.
Read article →Reserve a seat in the next cohort
Workshops run on weekday afternoons at our Khlong San studio. Six seats per session keeps markup review personal.