Lesson
Chart Desk Review
Ninety minutes across the table with your own charts, reading momentum and oscillators you already use.
Who it is for. A reader who wants a second pair of eyes on charts they already keep, not a beginner sequence.
What you leave with. You leave with the same charts, now marked, and a short written note of what the desk saw in the oscillator — agreement, fade, or a study that does not fit the market state.
In the room
- Ninety minutes with Han Seo-yeon
- Review of up to four charts you bring
- Pencil marks on your copies
- A half-page note sent by email the same week
Left outside the fee
- A forecast or a position
- Ongoing correspondence after the note
- Review of more than four charts in the hour and a half
How the time is spent
- You lay out the charts in the order you watch them.
- The first pass is silent marking of the oscillator.
- The second pass is conversation: what you thought the study said, and what the slope actually did.
- The note is written after you leave, from the marks, and emailed within three business days.
Before you come
Bring printed charts. Screens are awkward on this desk. Label the timeframe on the back if it is not obvious from the bars.
Limits
By appointment, Tuesday to Saturday. One person. A second person may sit in only if you say so when you book; the fee stays the same, the charts must still be yours.
Who leads. Han Seo-yeon
Where. The chart room at 18 Seosan-ro, Wansan-gu, Jeonju-si, Jeollabuk-do, 55034
Request a chart-desk hour and name two times you can come.
Write to the desk