Support & Resistance Mapping Workshop
A full-day, in-person session where you mark real charts alongside an instructor and leave with a repeatable level-drawing routine.
Session detailsKhlong San, Bangkok
Mark your charts with fewer lines and clearer zones
Page Dogwood Hub runs in-person workshops where active participants practice horizontal level mapping on printed charts—with rulers, notebooks, and daylight at the desk.
What we teach at the desk
Our sessions focus on reading price structure on paper before you commit lines to memory. You leave with marked charts and a checklist you can reuse each morning.
Weekly Chart Review Circle
A small-group session each Thursday where members bring one chart and receive structured feedback on support and resistance placement.
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Private Level-Marking Coaching
One-on-one coaching at the desk: you share a chart, the coach walks through zone revision and documents the reasoning on paper.
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Beginner Horizontal Level Reading
An introductory afternoon for newer readers who need to distinguish noise from meaningful support and resistance before joining the full workshop.
Session detailsFrom the Thursday review circle
Members bring one chart each week. Feedback stays specific—which levels to keep, widen, or remove.
"I had been drawing levels freehand from screenshots and erasing half of them by noon. The workbook exercise on clustering overlaps finally made my zones readable. Lunch ran long, which cut into the afternoon segment—a bit rushed at the end."
"Brought a Thai equity daily I had been fighting with for weeks. Siriwan pointed out I was marking every minor swing instead of the ones that matched prior week closes. One line removed, two added—suddenly the chart looked calmer."
Recent field notes
Practical articles on level marking, session timing, and notebook habits—written by our instructors from real classroom questions.
Browse field notesWhy Horizontal Levels Fail Around the Lunch Hour
Thin midday volume often slices through levels that held during the morning. Here is how we mark lunch-hour zones differently in the Bangkok session.
Mapping the Prior Week High on a Daily Print
Weekly boundaries matter for swing readers. This walkthrough shows how we transfer last week's high onto today's daily chart without crowding the page.
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