Lacquered classroom table with printed chart packets and copper desk lamps before a workshop opens

Classroom

One Saturday with the charts open

The flagship workshop follows a fixed arc so every seat gets lecture time, markup drills, and a reviewed trade plan before 17:00.

Schedule shape

From framing to written plans

We meet at K11 MUSEA. Seats are capped at sixteen. Chart packets cover Hang Seng large caps and selected regional names so the reward arithmetic stays concrete.

  • 09:30 – 11:00

    Reward-to-risk framing

    Invalidation logic, why targets must clear fees and fill uncertainty, and when to pass.

  • 11:15 – 12:45

    Guided chart markup

    Twelve prepared charts. Mark swings, place tentative stops, test whether a two-to-one still holds.

  • 13:30 – 15:30

    Pair plan writing

    Entry, stop, target, and size on paper. Partners challenge each other’s arithmetic.

  • 15:45 – 17:00

    Instructor review

    Each participant leaves with at least one surviving plan and blank templates for the week ahead.

Close view of annotated swing highs and stop marks on a printed daily chart

Next step

Reserve a seat or ask for the next Saturday

Dates open a few weeks ahead. If the workshop is full, evening clinics and private mentoring keep the same planning language.