In person, four consecutive evenings

Chart Risk Studio

Four evenings in the Phra Sumen room: mark the price that invalidates the idea, turn that distance into a position size, and leave with a one-page risk card written in your own hand.

Adults seated around paper charts at a lacquered table in a dim velvet-curtained room

Fee

18,500 THB per person

Fixed fee for the four evenings, paid by transfer before the first sitting

18:30–21:00, Monday to Thursday

210/1 Phra Sumen Rd, Talat Yot, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200

Ask the desk

Who it is for

People who already follow one market on a chart and want the size of the next position to come from the stop they can defend, not from a round lot they have used before.

What you leave with

A finished risk card for one market you already follow, and the arithmetic you can repeat alone the next time the chart offers a level.

Included

  • A chair at the long table for all four evenings
  • A printed chart pack for the market you name when you reserve
  • Guided work on invalidation, stop distance, and size
  • A blank risk card and time on the fourth evening to finish it in the room
  • Tea at the mid-evening break

Outside this fee

  • Brokerage, a funded account, or placement of orders
  • A list of trades to copy
  • Messages from the tutors after the fourth evening
  • A charting subscription or a data feed

How the four evenings run

Evening one — the invalidation

You bring a chart you already care about. Niran walks the table through swing highs and swing lows until each person can point to the price that shows the idea is wrong. Size is not discussed yet.

Evening two — the distance

The stop is written as a distance in price, then as money per unit of the instrument. Malee keeps the room on that arithmetic until the conversion is dull and repeatable.

Evening three — the size

A risk unit you choose — a percent of cash you are willing to mark, or a fixed baht amount — is divided by the stop. The result is a position size. Fractions are rounded down.

Evening four — the card

You write the card: market, invalidation, stop distance, risk unit, size, and what you will do if the structure changes before the order. A tutor reads it back once.

Who teaches

Niran Chaiyawat leads evenings one and four. Malee Srisuk leads the arithmetic on evenings two and three. Both remain in the room for questions.

Before you come

Name one market when you reserve. Bring printed charts that cover the last few swings, a pencil, and the cash figure you will treat as the risk unit. A phone calculator is enough. Live dealing screens stay closed at the table.

Constraints

Eight chairs. The sitting is held in English. The studio teaches measurement; it does not place orders. If an employer needs a note of attendance, ask when you reserve.

Next step

Ask the desk for a chair. The reply names the next open sitting and the transfer details for the fee.

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