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Multi-timeframe chart analysis, taught as a craft.
Live instruction for traders who want a clear method for aligning weekly, daily, and intraday structure before placing a trade.
Higher timeframe first. Entry timeframe second.
Sessions walk through real charts: marking swing structure on the weekly, confirming bias on the daily, then selecting execution zones only where lower timeframes agree. No signal lists — a repeatable reading sequence.
Multi-Timeframe Intensive
A six-session cohort covering structure, bias, confluence, and trade journaling across three chart intervals. Suitable for discretionary traders who already place orders but struggle with conflicting timeframes.
Session outline
Choose how you learn the method.
Each format uses the same multi-timeframe framework. The difference is pacing, group size, and how much of your own chart history we review together.
Multi-Timeframe Intensive
A six-session cohort that builds a full reading sequence from weekly structure through daily bias to intraday confirmation.
Private Chart Review
A focused 90-minute session on your own charts: structure marks, bias wording, and where lower timeframes disagree.
Weekly Study Circle
A standing small group that reviews fresh multi-timeframe examples and peer homework under facilitator guidance.
“I used to flip between the 15-minute and the daily until both looked bullish somehow. After the intensive I start on the weekly and stop arguing with myself.”
— Min-jae K., equity swing trader, Busan
Map your gaps against the curriculum
See which modules cover structure marking, bias rules, and lower-timeframe confirmation — then enquire for the next open cohort or a private chart review.
Recent writing on chart practice.
Short pieces on timeframe conflict, swing marking, and how we review homework charts in class.
When the daily is bullish and the weekly is not
A practical order for resolving timeframe conflict before you open the execution chart.
Marking swings so homework stays comparable
Simple swing rules we enforce in class so eight participants are not marking eight different weekly structures.
Journal fields that match the reading sequence
If your journal starts with entry price, you are recording the last step first. Here is the field order we teach.