Desk Review
Ninety minutes with one tutor over three of your own charts. Each chart leaves with a written stop distance and a size that matches it.
Phra Sumen
Then size
Aware Helix Academy Co., Ltd.
A weekday after six
Eight chairs, printed charts, a copper ruler, and the cash figure you are willing to risk written down before anyone talks about contracts.
Aware Helix Academy Co., Ltd. holds its Chart Risk Studio in a narrow room on Phra Sumen Road. The work is position sizing and chart-based risk control: find the price that proves the idea wrong, measure that distance, and let the distance decide how large the position may be.
Students who already follow a market come for four evenings. They leave with a one-page risk card in their own handwriting. The academy does not send trades to copy and does not sit inside a brokerage.
Flagship sitting
Evening one marks invalidation from the swings you can see. Evening two turns that price into money per unit. Evening three divides your risk unit by the stop. Evening four is the card: market, level, distance, size, and the condition that voids the page.
Niran Chaiyawat leads the chart work. Malee Srisuk leads the arithmetic. Both stay in the room.
Other ways to work
Ninety minutes with one tutor over three of your own charts. Each chart leaves with a written stop distance and a size that matches it.
A one-page risk card drafted from your brief: the market, the way you place a stop, and the risk unit you are willing to write down.
I kept using the same lot on a tight stop and a wide one. After the third evening the wide chart simply got a smaller size. I still wish we had spent less time rewriting the point value, but the card is the thing I actually use.
From the desk
Students write about a specific evening, a stop they had been hiding, or a size that felt smaller than pride wanted. One note on the stories page includes a complaint about pace. That complaint is left in.
Latest note
The card is a measuring note you can reread before an order: six lines, then the page is full.