Workshop detail
Fibonacci Retracement Intensive
Full-day workshop on placing and reading Fibonacci retracement levels on trending forex and index charts, with printed workbooks and live review.
The Fibonacci Retracement Intensive is our flagship session. You spend the day at our Somdet Chao Phraya Road studio working through trending chart examples — not slideshows — and leave with a workbook you marked yourself.
We focus on markets that were clearly trending in the week before your session. That keeps the swing highs and lows honest: you learn to pick anchors that another trader would recognize, then draw retracement grids and note where price paused or continued.
Session outline
- 09:30–11:00 — Swing identification on printed panels. Compare wick vs body anchors.
- 11:15–12:30 — Draw 38.2%, 50%, and 61.8% grids. Mark prior reaction zones.
- 12:30–13:30 — Lunch break.
- 13:30–15:00 — Live trending chart marking at your desk with instructor feedback.
- 15:15–16:30 — Group review: two participant charts, common placement errors, take-home notes.
Preparation
Bring reading glasses if needed, and any charts you have been struggling to mark. Wear comfortable clothing — you will sit and stand at the chart wall. Laptops are optional; we provide printed materials and studio screens.
Price: 4,800 THB per person. Group rates available for three or more seats booked together — see rates.
Included in the session
- Printed workbook with six trending chart panels
- Fibonacci grid template and ruler
- Live chart session on studio screens
- Marked reference sheet to take home
- Coffee, tea, and light lunch
Not included
- Trading software subscriptions
- Broker account setup
- Ongoing mentorship beyond the session day
Who this is for
Self-directed traders who already watch daily charts and want structured practice marking retracements on trending markets — forex majors, regional indices, or gold. No prior Fibonacci course required, but basic candlestick familiarity helps.
How the session runs
Morning covers swing-point selection on printed panels. After lunch you mark live trending charts while the instructor circulates desk by desk. The day ends with a group review of two marked charts and notes on where reaction levels held or failed.
