About
About the practice
Compute Performance is a Sacheon-based instruction desk for traders who want technical analysis tethered to measurable risk — not louder entry signals.
Origin
Compute Performance grew out of evening chart reviews held for a small circle of equity and FX traders in Gyeongsangnam-do. The same questions kept returning: stops placed from round numbers, position sizes that ignored stop distance, and setups that had no written invalidation. The practice formalized those reviews into structured lessons — still small, still chart-first, still centered on loss limits.
What we teach
Instruction covers technical analysis as practiced on the desk: swing structure, channels, zones, and candle context. The distinguishing thread is risk management for chart-based trading — how far a stop sits from structure, how that distance converts to size, and how a session budget keeps one idea from consuming the week.
We do not publish trade alerts, manage accounts, or sell indicator packs.
Working approach
- Start with the trader’s own marked charts
- Separate structure from opinion
- Write invalidation before discussing entry
- Size risk in R, not in “conviction”
- Leave a document the trader can reuse alone
Sessions run at the studio address in Sanam-myeon, Sacheon-si, or by scheduled remote desk review when travel is impractical.
Values at the desk
- Clarity over cleverness in chart marks
- Written rules over memory under pressure
- Honesty about losses already taken
- Instruction that ends when the risk sheet is usable — not when a subscription would renew
Relationship with clients
Traders come as students of their own process. Some complete a single Chart Structure Clinic; others work through the Risk Desk Intensive and return for Session Prep Coaching around volatile weeks. We stay within instruction. Your broker relationship, tax questions, and capital decisions remain yours.