Sitting · Small group, six seats
Swing Structure Evening
First Thursday of the month. Six seats, one shared chart, two hours on how a swing is defined and how many levels a page can bear.
Traders who want the desk’s marking habits shown on one chart before they book a private hour, and people who already sit the preparation session and want a refresher in company.
A clearer sense of which turns earn a mark, and a page that is less crowded the next time you prepare your own chart.
2 hours at 53 Bonghwang-ro, Gyeongju-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do, 38140
75,000 KRW. Per seat, paid to hold the place.
Included
- A seat at the long table
- One shared chart chosen by the desk that week
- Guided marking with Min-jae Park
- Time to ask how a level earned its place
- Tea at the break
Outside this sitting
- Marking of your personal chart
- Names to buy or sell
- A preparation sheet for your own hold
- Recording of the evening
How it runs
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One chart on the table
The evening uses a single printed chart. It is a name the room can discuss without anyone needing a position in it.
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Define the swing
We mark turns that have lower highs on both sides, or higher lows, on the daily. Smaller bends stay unmarked so the difference is visible.
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Argue for a level
Each person may propose one level. The room keeps it only if it would change a multi-day hold. The rest are erased.
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Close without calls
The last minutes are for what you will do differently on your own page. The evening does not end with a trade.
Before you come
No chart is required. Read the journal note on swing highs if you want a head start. Seats are held once the fee arrives. The room seats six; a seventh is a waiting name, not a squeezed chair.
Limits of the room
The evening teaches method on one shared chart. Bring questions about how a swing is defined. Personal charts belong in the preparation session or the return desk.