Wonju chart studio · est. 2015

Three printed charts, one market, one quiet hour.

Synap Keystone teaches multi-timeframe chart analysis on paper. You sit with the daily, the four-hour, and the fifteen-minute, and you leave with a map you can reread.

Request a desk time

A dark wood desk in a velvet-lined study, with three printed candlestick sheets under a copper lamp — Evening light on the studio desk

01 · Daily

The sentence that leads

The left-hand sheet names the last swing that still matters and what would make that reading false. Nothing else is marked until this sentence can be said without a second idea.

02 · Four-hour

Swings that agree or argue

The center sheet is for structure, not decoration. A swing stays only if it supports the daily or openly contradicts it. Contradiction is kept. Clutter is erased.

03 · Fifteen-minute

Opened last, marked least

The right-hand sheet waits. When it is turned over, pencil touches only the areas that agree with the higher sheets. The rest of the page is allowed to stay quiet.

Two adults seated at a dark wood desk reviewing three printed candlestick sheets under a copper lamp

Flagship session

Private multi-timeframe desk session

Ninety minutes at the studio desk with one market, three printed timeframes, and a one-page map you can reread later. Technical analysis training here means sitting with the sheets, not collecting opinions about the next candle.

Length 90 minutes
Fee 180,000 KRW
Place Wonju desk, or a posted pack and a telephone hour

Read the session

I brought a messy daily note on the Kospi and left with one sentence I could repeat on the train home. Hana would not let me open the fifteen-minute sheet until I had said the daily swing out loud twice. I use that pause every Sunday now.

Eunji Park, Chuncheon · Private multi-timeframe desk session

A small group gathered around a long wooden table covered with printed chart sheets in a dim velvet room

75,000 KRW

Saturday chart workshop

A morning with at most six people, one index, and the same three-sheet order used at the private desk.

See how it runs

An open handwritten chart journal with pencil marks and a copper ruler on dark lacquered wood

95,000 KRW

Chart journal review

Hana reads eight to twelve pages of your annotated charts and returns written notes on the timeframe order, the swings, and the sentences you will still understand later.

See how it runs

On the desk

How the sheets are laid

Left, center, right. Daily, four-hour, fifteen-minute. The Chart Desk page shows the order of marks, what stays covered, and what is written on the map before anyone stands up.

Walk the desk

From the journal · 28 August 2026

Read the daily sheet before you touch the hourly

The daily sheet earns the first pencil. The hourly sheet can wait until that sentence is boring enough to trust.

A single large printed daily chart sheet on ivory paper, lit by a warm copper lamp in a dark wood study

The room

15 Geumdae-ro, Wonju-si, Gangwon-do, 26491

033-763-1184

Private hours are confirmed by email. We reply within two business days.