Flagship workshop

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.

What you will practice

Most traders glance at a daily chart, drop to a five-minute screen, and wonder why the trade feels rushed. This intensive slows that habit down. You work through the same instrument on three timeframes, marking structure, liquidity pools, and invalidation levels before any trigger is considered.

The workbook follows a printed chart layout — grid lines, margin notes, and numbered panels — so your annotations stay readable when you review them a week later.

Day-by-day outline

Day one focuses on reading bias from the daily and four-hour panels. You identify whether the higher frames agree on direction, where they disagree, and what that disagreement means for position size. Afternoon work transfers those levels onto the one-hour chart and flags zones where lower-timeframe signals would be valid versus noise.

Day two walks through three historical setups supplied by the instructors. You rewrite the alignment notes as if preparing for the open, then compare your plan with the room's consensus. The session closes with rules for when alignment is incomplete and the correct action is no trade.

After the workshop

Your seat includes one follow-up chart review within fourteen days. Send a marked-up screenshot or photo of your workbook pages; an instructor returns annotated notes by email within two business days.

Who this is for

Traders who already keep a journal but struggle to connect their daily bias with intraday entries. The room assumes you can identify swing highs, support-turned-resistance, and basic candle patterns without a glossary handout.

Who should wait

If you have never placed a trade or cannot yet read a candlestick chart without reference material, start with our Foundation Chart Reading half-day session instead. Alignment work assumes you already know what a higher high looks like on a price panel.