Why the weekly chart still matters for a five-day hold
Students ask to skip week two because they 'only swing a few sessions'. The weekly close is still the fence that tells you whether those sessions are a pullback or a break.
Journal
Pages that started as homework arguments.
These pieces come out of the Samaedam packs: how we mark a swing, how volume lies at lunch on the SET, what to write before a gap. They are not a daily market letter.
Preparing a chart pack before a coaching sitting
The ninety minutes go to waste when the prints start last month and the stops on the page are not the stops in the account.
Where to place invalidation when a gap opens through support
A gap through your line is not the same event in a SET name and a US name you hold from Thailand. Week five is built around that difference.
Volume on SET names versus US large-caps during a pullback
Afternoon liquidity in Bangkok does not read like a New York pullback. Comparing the two without context is how students misread a 'dry' retracement.
Marking a swing high without chasing the wick
A daily bar that spikes and closes back inside the range is not automatically a new swing. Here is how we decide on paper during Tuesday class.