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Risk Desk Intensive
Flagship six-session sequence: stop placement, R-multiples, invalidation levels, and a written risk sheet for your own markets.
Compute Performance
Position sizing and stop discipline before the next entry signal
Classroom and desk-side instruction in technical analysis, built around risk limits you can measure on the chart — not after the loss.
What you book
Live instruction for traders who already mark charts and want a repeatable way to size risk before they act on a setup.
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Chart Structure Clinic
Half-day review of swing structure, trend channels, and confluence — framed against capital you are willing to lose per trade.
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Session Prep Coaching
One-to-one desk coaching before market open: levels, scenarios, and a capped risk budget for the session ahead.
How desk work runs here
Each engagement starts with your current charts, not a canned slide deck. We mark invalidation, define maximum loss per idea, and only then discuss entries. Sessions take place at our Sacheon studio or by scheduled remote desk review when travel is impractical.
- Written risk sheet after each intensive module
- Chart markups you keep and reuse
- No trade signals sold — instruction only
From recent desks
I came for candle patterns and left with a hard rule on how much I may lose before the setup even qualifies. The intensive felt slower than I expected — and that was the point.
Session prep coaching caught me sizing stops from the previous day's high instead of structure. Once we fixed that, my weekly drawdown stopped climbing.
Field notes
Short pieces on stops, invalidation, and chart hygiene for traders who manage their own risk.
What a risk sheet must contain before it is useful
A blank template is not a risk sheet. The document has to name your markets, your R, and your stop rules in language you will follow under pressure.
Channel marks that stop drifting between sessions
If your channel lines move every time you reopen the chart, your invalidation moves with them. A short hygiene checklist from the clinic.
Session budgets when the open is chaotic
A weekly loss cap is useless if the first hour can spend it twice. How to set a session budget that survives a noisy open.
Bring three of your marked charts
Tell us which markets you trade and how you currently set stops. We reply within two business days with seat availability and a suggested lesson path.