Flagship session · One-to-one at the desk

Chart Preparation Session

Ninety minutes at the desk with one instrument and one frame. You leave with pencil marks on the chart and a single sheet that says which swings stay.

Two pairs of adult hands marking abstract candle shapes on a large cream sheet with a brass divider

Who it is for

Swing traders who already follow a name and want the daily or weekly page cleaned before a hold of several days to a few weeks.

What you leave with

A chart you can glance at during the hold without redrawing it each night, and a sheet that records why each remaining mark is there.

Time and place

90 minutes at 53 Bonghwang-ro, Gyeongju-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do, 38140

Fee

220,000 KRW. Per session, one instrument, paid when the hour begins.

Included

  • Ninety minutes with Hae-won Choi
  • One instrument and one primary frame
  • A printed chart if you do not bring your own
  • Pencil marks for the swings that still govern that frame
  • A one-page preparation sheet you take with you

Outside this sitting

  • A second instrument in the same hour
  • Order entry, broker access, or account handling
  • A list of names to trade
  • Messages after you leave the room
  • Tax, legal, or portfolio advice

How it runs

  1. Name the hold

    You say which instrument and how long you intend to sit with it. A few days and a few weeks ask for different swings. The hour does not start from a blank wish to “look at the market.”

  2. Agree the frame

    Most sessions stay on the daily. A weekly sheet is added only when the hold is long enough that the daily turns are noise inside a larger structure. Both frames in one sitting are quoted before you come.

  3. Mark the swings

    Swing highs and lows go on in pencil. A swing here is a turn the price has already respected on that frame, not every bend in the path.

  4. Keep few levels

    We keep the level that would end the idea, and at most two others that would change how you sit through the hold. Older lines come off the page.

  5. Remark on volume

    One note: the last test of the swing that matters was quiet, ordinary, or heavy. The sheet does not become a volume study.

  6. Write the sheet

    Instrument, frame, hold length, marks kept, marks removed, and what you will look at next. You take the chart and the sheet. The desk does not keep a second copy unless you ask, and then only for a later return visit.

Before you come

Write the instrument, the frame you have been using, and the hold length in your enquiry. Bring a printed chart if you have one. If not, we print a daily covering enough history to see the swings that still matter. Arrive after 16:00 so the cash session in Seoul is closed or nearly closed.

Limits of the room

The room has no live feed on the wall. The chart on the table is the chart we mark. English is the language of the sheet. If you need a second name, book a second hour.

Ask for this sitting