Multi-Timeframe Alignment Intensive
Two-day classroom workshop where you mark up three timeframes on the same instrument and write a trade plan before any order goes live.
Session details →Bangkok · Since 2019
Read three timeframes before you risk one position
Site Camellia Path teaches traders to align daily, four-hour, and one-hour charts on paper first — then decide whether an entry deserves full size, a scout lot, or no order at all.
Workshops you can reserve
Every session is led in English at our Khlong San training room unless noted. Small cohorts keep markup review personal.
Private Alignment Coaching
Individual coaching at our Khlong San office or via video, centred on your current watchlist and recent trade plans.
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Foundation Chart Reading
Morning workshop covering candle anatomy, swing structure, and why higher timeframes set the context for every entry decision.
Session details →What changes after alignment training
Traders leave with a repeatable sheet, not a basket of indicators.
Written bias before the open
You finish a one-page markup listing daily direction, four-hour conflict zones, and one-hour trigger levels — before your broker platform is open.
Size matches agreement
Full size only when timeframes align. Scout size when they disagree. Zero size when you cannot state the conflict in one sentence.
Journal entries worth rereading
Notes reference structure and timeframe logic instead of vague regret. Coaches and study partners can actually help on the next review.
From recent cohorts
After the intensive I stopped entering on the five-minute chart alone. My April journal shows twelve "no trade" days — boring, but my drawdown shrank noticeably.— Patchara W., FX swing trader, attended March 2026 cohort
The paper workbook felt old-fashioned until I photographed a page mid-week and caught a four-hour level I'd been zooming past on screen. Still wish we'd spent more time on commodities.— Elena R., part-time equity trader, Bangkok
Coaching session reviewed my ten worst trades of Q1. Seven failed alignment checks I hadn't named. Uncomfortable hour, but the summary email is pinned above my desk.— Michael T., prop desk analyst
Field notes
Articles on timeframe conflict, pre-market routines, and markup habits from our instructors.
When Daily and Four-Hour Charts Disagree
A practical method for labelling conflict between daily and four-hour structure before you size an intraday entry.
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Building a Pre-Market Alignment Sheet
Step-by-step instructions for a single-page markup you complete before the opening bell, using three timeframes on one instrument.
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Tell us which instrument you trade and whether you prefer the two-day intensive or private coaching. We reply within two business days with dates and seat availability.