AI Workflow Digital
Read the chart. Size the risk before the candle closes.
Live technical analysis training for traders who want stop placement, position size, and invalidation levels drawn from market structure — not gut feeling.
What we teach
Risk management through chart structure
Most traders can name a swing high. Fewer can turn that swing into a stop distance, a share size, and a clear reason to stand down when structure breaks. Our sessions walk through real charts — indices, FX pairs, and Taiwan-listed names — and practice the decisions that happen between identifying a level and placing an order.
You leave with a repeatable way to measure risk from the bars on the screen, not a longer list of indicators.
Lessons
Training you can book
Chart Structure Risk Workshop
A half-day workshop that turns swing highs, swing lows, and breaks of structure into stop distances, position sizes, and clear invalidation rules.
One-to-One Chart Review
A private ninety-minute session reviewing your open ideas and historical trades through the lens of structure-based risk.
Evening Structure Lab
A two-hour after-work lab practising break-of-structure reads and stop distances on the same evening’s charts.
From the desk
“I finally stopped sizing positions from a round percentage and started measuring distance to the last higher low. The workshop spent two hours on that alone — which was exactly what I needed.”
Also useful
Curriculum map
See how the modules build from reading swing structure to journaling risk after the session closes.
Open curriculumGuides
Recent notes from the chart desk
A short risk log that traders actually keep
Four lines after each session beat a blank journal: structure sketch, invalidation sentence, size, and whether the stop moved.
Break of structure versus a noisy range
How to tell a genuine break of market structure from chop inside a range — and why standing down is often the correct size.
Sizing from distance, not from habit
Why a flat 1% rule still fails when the chart demands a wide stop — and how to keep cash risk steady when structure is far away.