Somchai Viriyakul
Somchai traded Thai equities through the 2010s before shifting to FX full-time. He developed the workbook format used in the Foundations Workshop and leads most Chart Lab sessions.
A Bangkok training room devoted to chart structure — how to mark it, argue about it, and use it in your own trading journal.
App Camellia Core Co., Ltd. is registered in Thailand and operates from 196 Ladya Road, Somdejchaopraya, Khlong San, Bangkok 10600. The company was established in 2019 to provide in-person market structure training for retail traders and finance professionals in Bangkok.
In 2019, instructors Somchai Viriyakul and Nattapong Srisawat rented a small room on Ladya Road because their trading meetups had outgrown café tables. Participants wanted quiet time to mark charts without distraction — no signal feeds, no sales pitches for indicator packages.
They printed workbooks, brought a projector, and ran the first two-day Structure Foundations Workshop for eight attendees. Word spread through trading communities along the Chao Phraya riverside districts. By 2022 the group had moved to a dedicated training room in the same building where we operate today.
Our curriculum centres on market structure analysis: identifying swing highs and swing lows, recognising breaks of structure, spotting changes of character, and reading those signals across daily, four-hour, and one-hour charts. We teach marking discipline — how to keep your annotations consistent week to week.
We do not sell trading software, manage client accounts, or distribute trade alerts. Instructors maintain their own personal accounts and share marking approaches, not entry signals.
Somchai traded Thai equities through the 2010s before shifting to FX full-time. He developed the workbook format used in the Foundations Workshop and leads most Chart Lab sessions.
Nattapong joined in 2021 with a background in bank treasury analysis. He specialises in private coaching for participants who need direct feedback on multi-timeframe consistency.
We keep a reading list of structure-focused books in the training room and host an open house once a quarter for past participants to mark charts together. Our values are straightforward: mark honestly, revise when wrong, and respect that structure reading is a skill built over months — not a weekend shortcut.
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