Identify valid swing highs and lows
We work through recent Thai SET and regional index examples, debating which pivots qualify before any line touches the screen.
Bangkok · Khlong San
File Redwood Core runs small-group sessions where traders practice anchoring trendlines to price action and confirming whether a trend still holds — using real-time charts, not static screenshots from last year.
Each workshop follows the rhythm of an actual trading desk review: open the chart, mark the swing points, draw the line, then stress-test it against fresh candles.
We work through recent Thai SET and regional index examples, debating which pivots qualify before any line touches the screen.
Participants use the same touch-count criteria we apply in our own morning reviews, so lines remain comparable week to week.
When price approaches your line during the session, we pause and record the decision: hold, adjust, or invalidate.
Three formats cover the same core skill at different depths. All take place at our studio on Somdet Chao Phraya Road.
After the half-day workshop I stopped redrawing the same line three different ways. The touch-count rule alone saved me twenty minutes each morning — though I still wish we had more SET stock examples in the second half.— Patchara W., independent equity trader, Bangkok
The live validation segment was the part I came for. Watching a trend fail in real time, then hearing why the instructor invalidated it, was clearer than any video I had watched before.— Michael T., FX desk analyst, visiting from Singapore
Short guides on trendline technique, written after actual sessions.
We reply to enquiries within two business days. Sessions run Tuesday through Saturday.
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