Field Notes
Short articles from the training room on support, resistance, and the habits that keep charts honest.
Notes we share with prospective participants and alumni — rooted in how we teach chart mapping, not market predictions.
Volume shelves versus round-number folklore
Round numbers feel comforting on Taiwan-listed names, but volume-confirmed shelves earn their place on the worksheet first.
When a pierced level is still support
A close through a horizontal line is not automatic proof the level is dead — here is how we teach students to decide.
Weekly first: why we ban daily-only maps
Starting on the daily chart invites decorative noise. Our curriculum forces a weekly skeleton before any intraday refinement.
Preparing charts for a private review
What to print, what to leave blank, and how to describe your current rules before a ninety-minute chart critique.