Workbook
The four panels every trader completes before entry
Our workbook is printed on heavy stock and designed like a chart analyst's field guide. Each panel corresponds to one decision step. You fill them in during the session — not as homework afterward.
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Panel sequence
The order is fixed. Traders who skip to the entry checklist before marking invalidation consistently underestimate risk — so we enforce the sequence in every session.
Structure scan
Mark swing points, ranges, and the current auction zone. Write one sentence describing what the chart is doing — trending, ranging, or transitioning. No indicators required; price and volume context only.
Time allowed: 20 minutes in the flagship workshop.
Invalidation line
Draw the price level that proves your read wrong. Measure the pip or point distance from proposed entry to stop. Write the dollar or baht risk per unit based on your stated account size.
Common correction: Stops placed inside the previous session's noise rather than beyond structure.
Reward multiple
Mark at least one target at a structural level — not a round number by default. Calculate the R-multiple. Circle "pass" or "fail" against your personal minimum (most traders use 2:1 or higher).
Outcome: Many setups fail this panel. That is intentional.
Entry checklist
Seven yes/no items: liquidity adequate, spread normal, no major news within 30 minutes, position size within daily heat limit, plan photographed, alert set, and emotional state calm enough to execute.
Rule: Two or more "no" answers means skip the trade.
Materials and updates
Workbooks are included in the flagship workshop and Weekly Markup Lab. Chart Review Clinic clients receive a single-panel feedback sheet instead. We revise the checklist items annually based on alumni feedback — the 2026 edition adds a spread check specific to the Bangkok morning open.
Workbooks are not sold separately. If you attended a session and need a replacement copy, email us with your session date.
After the session
Instructors photograph your completed panels and email them within 48 hours. Many traders keep a binder of dated panels to review which placement patterns recur in their losing trades.