Khlong San, Bangkok

Read the chart before you read the headline

We teach retail traders and finance students to mark swing highs, swing lows, and structural shifts using printed workbooks and live chart sessions — no black-box signals, no subscription dashboards.

Traders reviewing printed charts at a desk in daylight

Workshops you can reserve today

Each session is led in person at our Ladya Road training room. Groups stay small so every participant gets chart review time.

Weekly Chart Lab

Small group (max 8) · 2 hours

Weekly Chart Lab

A recurring small-group session where participants mark the same chart set and compare structural readings aloud.

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What participants say after marking their first full structure map

After the two-day workshop I went back to my USD/THB journal and realised I had been calling reversals on every pullback. Somchai walked us through three months of daily structure in one afternoon — the ChoCh labels finally clicked.
— Patchara L., freelance FX trader, attended March 2026 Foundations Workshop
The Chart Lab is worth it for the arguments alone. Last Thursday four of us marked the same SET Index daily chart and disagreed on the swing low from February. Hearing why each person chose their point changed how I mark wicks.
— Kevin T., part-time equities trader, Weekly Chart Lab member
Private coaching helped, though I wish the written summary had included one more example from my submitted charts. Nattapong was direct about where my four-hour markings drifted from my daily bias — exactly what I needed.
— Orathai M., banking analyst, two private sessions

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From Ladya Road to your own desk setup

App Camellia Core started in 2019 when a group of Bangkok traders wanted a place to practise structure marking away from noisy Telegram groups. We kept the format simple: paper workbooks, projector charts, and time to mark together.

Our instructors still trade their own accounts. They teach what they mark each week — not a packaged indicator set.

About the team
Notebook with hand-drawn chart annotations beside a laptop

Recent field notes

Practical articles on swing points, structural breaks, and multi-timeframe reading.