Small classroom, eight desks
Six-Week Desk Cycle
The Desk Cycle is the academy’s main sitting. For six Tuesdays a student keeps one instrument and learns a fixed order: weekly sheet, then daily, then the four-hour. The room holds eight desks, and the same person teaches the marking aloud.
Who it is for
It is for adults who already follow a market — a SET name, an index future, a commodity, or a currency pair — and want a repeatable way to read that name across timeframes. People who have never looked at a price chart are better served by the Saturday workshop first.
What you leave with
By the sixth evening the student can lay out three sheets, mark the weekly structure before touching the others, and say in one sentence whether the daily and the four-hour agree with that week.
Scope
One instrument, named in writing by the Friday before week one, and kept for the whole cycle. The class does not switch names mid-cycle. Chart work stays on printed sheets. The evenings teach reading and marking. Buying and selling decisions stay with the student.
Included
- The same desk each Tuesday in the eight-seat room
- Printed weekly, daily, and four-hour sheets for the chosen instrument, refreshed each week
- Marking guided in the room by Arisa Khemthong or Niran Sutham
- A short paper recap of that evening’s marking rule
- Tea at the break
Outside this sitting
- A second instrument
- Order placement, alerts, or a feed of levels to copy
- Software, data terminals, or recorded lessons
- A private repeat of a missed evening (that is a separate consultation)
Who teaches
Arisa Khemthong leads weeks one through four. Niran Sutham leads weeks five and six. Both are in the room on the first evening and the last.
The six evenings
The weekly sheet only. Students mark swing highs, swing lows, and the range that still contains price. The daily and four-hour sheets stay face down.
The daily sheet is placed under the weekly. The room looks for days that are still inside the weekly range and days that actually leave it.
A weekly level is tested on the daily: a real break, a poke that returns, and a close that does neither. Students keep only levels they can point to on the higher sheet.
The four-hour sheet comes out. It is used to time a move already mapped above, not to invent a new story.
Disagreement. When the four-hour pushes against the weekly map, the desk practice is to wait and say so out loud, rather than to add lines until the sheets match.
The student marks all three sheets alone for the first hour. The room then reviews the marks one desk at a time.
Before you come
Send the instrument name by the Friday before the first Tuesday so the sheets can be printed. Bring a pencil and an eraser. The academy supplies the paper.
Constraints
Instruction is in English. The evening room has eight desks. A missed Tuesday is not re-taught privately inside the cycle; the student collects the new sheets the following week and can book a consultation if a week was lost. The desk is for adults.
Rate
18,500 THB for the seat. After the academy confirms the place in writing, a 30 percent deposit holds the name. The remainder is due before the first Tuesday. Payment is arranged by bank transfer. The website lists the rate and does not take payment.
Next step
Write to the desk with the instrument you follow and the cycle you want. Dates are on the sittings page.