Entry Discipline Coaching
Six weeks to rebuild how you enter trades inside ranging markets — with live chart review, written checkpoints, and instructor feedback on every journal submission.
Who this program serves
Active traders who already understand candlestick basics but find themselves entering mid-range, moving stops after the fact, or struggling to articulate why a boundary matters. Participants typically trade forex, index CFDs, or Vietnamese equities during consolidation phases.
What you receive
- Twelve live group sessions (90 minutes each), capped at six participants
- Two private 45-minute chart reviews with your assigned instructor
- Printed boundary-mapping workbook and a one-page pre-trade checklist template
- Weekly trade journal review with written feedback within 48 hours
- Access to Practice Lab drop-in sessions for the duration of the cohort
What is not included
- Brokerage accounts, funded trading, or signal subscriptions
- Automated alerts or trade copying
- Guaranteed profitability or performance targets
Six-week structure
Weeks 1–2: Defining the range using swing highs and lows, session boundaries, and volume-at-price clusters. Homework: mark ten historical ranges on your primary instrument.
Weeks 3–4: Entry confirmation patterns at range edges — rejection wicks, inside-bar breaks, and failed breakout fades. Homework: paper-trade five boundary entries with full checklist documentation.
Weeks 5–6: Stop placement, position sizing inside compression, and post-trade review habits. Final project: present one complete trade sequence with markup, checklist, and outcome analysis to the cohort.
Delivery and location
Sessions run from our classroom at 74 Dat Moi, Binh Tri Dong Ward, Binh Tan District, Ho Chi Minh City. An identical schedule is available via live video for participants outside the city. All times are Vietnam Standard Time (UTC+7).
Preparation
Bring a laptop with your charting platform installed, access to at least six months of historical data on one primary instrument, and a notebook for hand-drawn markup exercises. Complete the pre-cohort reading list (three articles from our Field Notes) before week one.