Studio session

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.

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

A journal review is for students who already sit with charts between visits. Technical analysis training only sticks if the marks you make on a Tuesday still make sense in six weeks. Multi-timeframe chart analysis shows up in the journal as three short notes, not as a decorated page.

Hana looks for a stable daily sentence, four-hour swings that either agree or disagree with it, and a fifteen-minute sheet that has been allowed to stay quiet. She writes in the margins. The letter at the end names one habit to keep and one habit to drop.

This is a good fit after a private desk session, and it also stands alone for someone who cannot travel to Wonju. Students who want to argue the swings aloud still book the live hour.

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How it runs

  1. Write to the studio with the market and the dates covered by the pages.
  2. We accept the review and confirm the fee.
  3. You leave the pages at the desk or post them. Copies are welcome if you cannot part with the original.
  4. Hana opens the journal only after the fee has cleared, then writes the notes.
  5. The pages and the letter come back within seven business days of that opening.

Before you arrive or send pages

Number the pages. On the first page, write the market, the timeframes you used, and the question you most want answered. Pages without a market name are sent back unread.

English or Korean notes in the journal are both welcome. The reply letter is in English. Pages that include account numbers or broker screens are returned unread.

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