Chart Clinic
A 75-minute one-to-one review of three of your own charts. We redraw contested levels together and leave you with written reasons for each zone.
Dev Toolkit
Map support and resistance with a steady hand.
Classroom and live-chart training for UK traders who want to draw levels that hold under pressure — not lines that look neat after the fact.
What we teach
Support and resistance as a craft, not a checklist
Most charts drown in lines. We slow the process down: choose the swing that matters, mark the zone traders actually defended, and write why it still matters before the next candle prints.
Sessions mix annotated historical charts with live London-session examples. You leave with a notebook method you can repeat on indices, FX pairs, and liquid equities — not a set of secret indicators.
Browse lessons
Flagship training
Support & Resistance Mapping Intensive
A two-day workshop for traders who already know candlesticks but still argue with themselves about where the real level sits.
Two days · London classroom or live online · Max 12 seats
Day one builds your mapping rules on historical swings. Day two tests those rules on fresh charts under a tutor’s eye. Includes a printed workbook, annotated chart pack, and a follow-up chart review call.
Related lessons
Ways to practise the map
Evening Practice Lab
Small-group sessions after the London close. Shared charts, timed mapping drills, and peer critique under a facilitator.
“I used to stack five horizontal lines on every swing. After the intensive I keep two zones and a sentence under each — and I stop second-guessing mid-candle.”— Priya M., FTSE swing trader, Leeds
From the room
Traders who redraw less and wait more
Participants arrive with busy charts and leave with fewer, better-defended zones. Read how others used the mapping method on sterling pairs and UK indices.
Client stories
Next dates
Workshops with seats still open
We publish London classroom and online cohort dates months ahead. Capacity stays small so every chart gets discussed.
Check the workshop diary