Risk-Reward Ratio Planning Workshop
A full-day classroom session in Tsim Sha Tsui where participants map entries, stops, and targets on live chart examples before sizing a position.
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Lucid Keystone Way
Risk-reward ratio planning workshops for chart readers who trade their own capital in Hong Kong.
The offer
Plan the reward multiple before the size
At Lucid Keystone Way, technical analysis training centres on one habit: writing entry, stop, and target in clear ratio terms while the chart still allows a pass. Workshops run in person near the harbour in Tsim Sha Tsui.
Chart Structure Clinic
A three-hour evening clinic focused on reading swing structure and placing stops that protect the planned reward multiple.
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Sixty-minute one-to-one sessions reviewing your own charts and tightening the risk-reward arithmetic on setups you already watch.
View detailsDesk Team Briefing
A half-day on-site briefing for small trading desks that want a shared language for risk-reward before the open.
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Inside the classroom
Sixteen seats, printed packs, instructor review
The flagship Risk-Reward Ratio Planning Workshop fills a single day. Morning framing, midday markup on regional equity charts, afternoon pair writing of full trade plans. Each plan is reviewed before you leave with templates for your own book.
From the room
What traders take home
“I used to sketch targets after I was already in. The Saturday workshop forced me to finish the arithmetic first.”
Mei Ling Chan — Risk-Reward Ratio Planning WorkshopField notes
Recent writing on planning and structure
Writing a Two-to-One Plan Before the Open
A practical sequence for locking entry, stop, and target on a Hong Kong equity chart while the overnight range is still settling.
Stop Placement Against Swing Structure
How clinic participants place stops beyond the swing that would invalidate the thesis, instead of anchoring to round numbers.
Position Size from Cash Risk, Not Conviction
Why conviction language clouds sizing, and how to derive share count from a fixed cash risk and a measured stop distance.