Ninety minutes, one trader
Desk Review
You sit with Arthit and five of your recent breakout trades — winners and the ones you moved. The point is the decision on the page, not a new indicator.
Sitting details
Evening classroom · Rama IV, Khlong Toei
English-language sittings
Breakouts without a written stop are guesses with a chart.
Runtime Maphub trains people who already trade SET names, gold, USDTHB, or a major index, and who keep giving the move back when a breakout fails to hold. We sit with printed ranges. We argue about the close. We size the loss while the coil is still quiet.
This is not a signal hour and not a brokerage pitch. It is technical analysis training for risk-managed breakout trading, held after work in a small room on Rama IV.
In the room
What a sitting actually looks like
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Before
Your charts, not a sample ticker
You bring twenty pages from one market you already trade. If the folder is empty, week one is spent catching up, and the rest of the room waits on you less kindly than a lecture would.
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During
A close, a level, or a size
Disagreement is welcome. Slogans are not. If you cannot point to the candle that ends the idea, we stay on that page until you can.
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After
A sheet that survives Thursday
The follow-up desk review is there to see whether the stop you wrote in week three is still the stop you used when the poke came through at 20:40.
Flagship sitting
Four Tuesday evenings
Range-to-Breakout Workshop
Eight seats around a table in Khlong Toei. You arrive with your own charts; you leave with a written trigger, invalidation, and size for one market you actually trade.
Adults who already place trades in SET names, USDTHB, gold, or a major index, and who keep giving back open profit when a breakout fails to hold.
THB 18,500 per seat — Includes printed chart packs, a risk worksheet, and one 45-minute follow-up desk review within three weeks of week four.
Other sittings
If a month of Tuesdays is not what you need
A half day on one sheet
Risk Plan Sitting
Nalinee works with you until the loss per breakout, the daily stop, and the 'do not add' rule are written in sentences you could read aloud to a partner.
Sitting details
Monthly, small group
Open Chart Evening
A Thursday night with no curriculum: traders bring one chart they are stuck on. The room marks it. You do not have to speak if you only came to listen.
Sitting detailsFrom a seat in the second row
“I used to buy the first green candle through a 20-day high and then negotiate with the stop in the afternoon. Art made me write the invalidation on the printed page before Tuesday’s open.”
Notes
Pages we send after a sitting
The US open from a desk in Khlong Toei
Session timing for breakout traders in Bangkok: when the range is yours to watch, when it belongs to another timezone, and why we write hours on the worksheet.
Failed breaks are information, not insults
How the workshop treats a close back inside the range — as a fact to file, not as a reason to chase the next poke through the same high.
What we mark on paper before the first candle
A pre-session page for breakout traders working from Bangkok: range, invalidation, session hours, and the one thing you will not do after a close back inside.