Notion Vertexfield Academy Co., Ltd.

Journal

Marking notes from the Tuesday room.

Short pieces on the order of sheets, unfinished daily ranges, and the first evening. They describe what the desk already teaches.

A student desk prepared for an evening class with chart paper, two pencils, an eraser, and a copper cup

18 August 2026

What the first Tuesday evening is actually like

The first Tuesday is quiet on purpose. Three sheets are on the desk and only one of them is worked.

Stacked tracing sheets of candlestick charts aligned with copper pins on a dark wood desk

22 July 2026

Keep the level that still exists on the higher sheet

A level worth keeping is a price area you can find again after the lower sheet is taken away. Week three is mostly that test.

Two hand-drawn chart sheets side by side on dark wood, one broad daily range and one tighter sequence, under a copper lamp

9 June 2026

When the four-hour swing is louder than the day

A clean push on the four-hour sheet can sit entirely inside a daily candle that has not finished. The desk marks the unfinished day before it honours the hour.

Close view of a hand-drawn weekly candlestick chart on ivory paper with a pencil and a copper ruler

12 May 2026

Open the weekly sheet before the daily

On Tuesday the daily sheet stays face down until the weekly swings can be said out loud. That order is the whole first evening.