Client stories

Feedback from traders who sat our workshops, clinics, and private reviews. Names used with permission; outcomes describe learning progress, not investment returns.

I had been buying every dip on CPALL for months. Somchai made me measure the expansion leg first—turns out half my 'pullbacks' were just noise in a sideways range. The checklist still sits taped to my monitor.
— Prasert Chaiyakul, Pullback Entry Intensive, November 2025
The workbook diagrams are plain paper, no fancy software pitches. I appreciated that. My only gripe: I wanted one more day to practice live entries, but eight people in a room is already tight for individual attention.
— Wipawee Srisuk, Pullback Entry Intensive, September 2025
Private chart review caught a habit I did not see— I was entering before volume dried up on the retracement. One session fixed what three months of YouTube had not.
— Tanawat Meesri, Private Chart Review, January 2026
Expansion Leg Clinic was exactly what I needed before committing to the full workshop. Naree walked through five recent SET examples without rushing. Clear half-day format.
— Siriporn Boonma, Expansion Leg Clinic, December 2025

Extended notes

From breakout chasing to waiting on PTT

Kittipong joined the intensive after two years of buying breakouts on energy names. During the capstone presentation, he walked the group through a PTT daily chart from October: he had marked the expansion leg at 38 baht to 42 baht, waited for a three-candle stall near 40 baht, and paper-traded the entry with a stop below the pullback low. Live trading was outside workshop scope, but his marked chart matched the rules without exception—a first for him. He booked a private review a month later to check whether his journal columns were staying honest on busy weeks.

Part-time trader balancing office hours

Malisa could only study charts after 19:00. She worried the workshop would assume full-time screens. Instead, the homework notebook was built for one chart per evening. She completed four weeks of logs after the intensive and used the follow-up group call to ask about reading afternoon SET volume when she was still in meetings. Naree suggested focusing on three liquid symbols rather than scanning the whole index—an adjustment Malisa said saved her roughly an hour each night.

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