Private hours
Ninety minutes at the desk with a trainer, using the charts you actually keep, not a generic example from a textbook.
Candlestick pattern reading · Yannawa, Bangkok
Name the candle. Then name the ten bars behind it.
Matrix Mapgrid is a small training studio on Nonoi Road. We teach people who already look at price charts how to read candlestick patterns without turning every wick into a wish.
01 — A morning at the desk
The first forty minutes name. The rest of the sitting argues.
A typical Saturday intake starts at 09:30. Arthit draws a hammer beside a hanging man and will not let the room treat them as one shape. Then the printed dailies come out — SET industrials, USDTHB, the gold chart someone has been circling in yellow. The question is not whether a candle looks bullish. It is whether the prior trend, the nearest level, and the following session allow the name at all.
We keep the group to eight so every chart reaches the table. If you want a louder room or a list of entries, there are other places in Bangkok. This one is for the reading.
02 — Flagship sitting
The small-group candlestick studio
Eight sessions · six weeks · Yannawa
The eight-session cycle is the work we are set up to do. You learn the reversal and continuation families, then spend most of each evening on charts the group actually watches. Nalinee marks four homework pages between sittings. Session eight is a final annotated chart, not a certificate ceremony.
18,900 THB covers the cycle and the pack. It does not cover trade ideas. Write if weekday evenings or Saturday mornings fit, and tell us which market you already follow.
03 — Other sittings
Clinic, private hours, and marking
Weekend clinic
Two consecutive days on reversal and continuation families, for people who cannot commit to six weeks or who need a first pass before the studio group.
Chart review
A booked hour to sit with a trainer and a pile of charts you have already annotated at home.
04 — From the table
What students still argue about
“I had been labelling every long lower wick a hammer, including the ones that appeared after a two-week rally. Arthit made me say the prior trend out loud before I was allowed to write the word. It felt fussy for two evenings. By session five my homework pages had fewer names and better ones. I still skip the next-bar note when I am tired; Nalinee keeps crossing it out.”
Kittipong M.
05 — Journal
Notes from the chart desk
Hammer or hanging man: the prior trend decides
The two candles share a small body and a long lower wick. In the Yannawa room we refuse to name either until someone points at the ten bars behind them.
A doji at support is a pause, not a purchase
Students love a doji that sits on a line they have drawn. The line may be real. The doji still only says that open and close agreed to meet.
06 — The room
Soi Naksuwan, after the soi quiets
The studio is at 100/43 Soi Naksuwan, Nonoi Road, Yannawa. Wall charts, a long table, and enough chairs for eight. Come early on Saturday if you want daylight on the page. The classroom page sets out the session rhythm and what to bring.