"The range-box exercise on Thai bank charts finally clicked for me. I had been drawing triangles everywhere; the workbook forced me to measure width against the prior leg instead. I still struggle with volume on holiday weeks, but I know what to ask now."
"Submitted five SET charts before flying down. Prasert marked where my consolidation boxes were too wide and showed one case where I had confused a reversal range with a pause. The written summary arrived Monday — worth the trip."
"Hearing how others mark the same chart is uncomfortable in a good way. Week four I had marked continuation on a name everyone else flagged as distribution. The debrief changed how I read closes inside the range."
"Room was bright, materials were printed — no slides flashing every thirty seconds. Lunch break was short but the afternoon practice sets were the useful part. Would have liked one more commodity example alongside equities."
"Video session worked fine. Sent charts the night before from Phuket; Siriwan walked through invalidation levels I had skipped. Straightforward session, no upsell pressure afterward."
Case note: Kanit's range-box reset
Kanit attended the March 2026 workshop after two years of self-study through online forums. He arrived drawing symmetrical triangles on every pause and calling each one a continuation pattern.
During the afternoon practice set on a regional bank chart, the instructor asked him to erase all lines and draw only a horizontal range box. Measuring the box height against the prior impulse leg showed his triangle had included noise from two unrelated swing lows.
"The workbook page from that exercise is still on my desk. I mark ranges first now — triangles only if the range fails."
Kanit joined the following study circle block and submitted two charts for a private review in April, focusing on holiday-week volume behaviour he had struggled with during the workshop.
Case note: Mei's pre-flight chart pack
Mei flew from Chiang Mai for a single private review before a two-week trip. She submitted five SET charts with her own range marks and written continuation theses.
Prasert identified one chart where her range was drawn across a gap week, inflating the box height. Two others had valid continuation setups but invalidation levels placed inside the range rather than below it. The written summary she received on Monday listed each chart with a one-paragraph correction.
"I wanted someone to argue with my marks, not agree with them. The summary did exactly that."
Mei later enrolled in the full-day workshop to work through the workbook exercises with group feedback.