MACD Confirmation Desk

Who sits the desk

The desk is for people who already keep a chart — a share, a currency pair, or a futures contract they follow on paper or on a screen — and who have watched the MACD panel without being sure when a cross deserves attention. Beginners who have never seen a price chart are asked to start with the Evening Histogram Workshop or a private sitting, then join a later desk.

Eight seats face the wall chart. Niran Chaiyaphum leads every evening. Mali Srisawat lays out the chart pack and keeps the rail in order. The room stays quiet enough that a pencil on paper is the loudest thing for long stretches.

What you leave with

By the sixth evening you can say, on a chart you did not choose, whether the MACD line has crossed its signal, whether the histogram is expanding or already tiring, and whether a separate momentum reading — the pace of price over a window we fix on evening one — points the same way. When they disagree, the cross stays a suggestion. When they agree, you mark the bar and write one sentence about what would cancel the mark.

You take home your marked pack and a one-page sitting note in Niran’s hand: the habits he saw, not a list of orders.

What the six evenings include

• A printed pack of twelve historical charts, chosen so the MACD panel is visible and the price scale is large enough to mark
• Evening one: the MACD line as the gap between a faster and a slower average, and the signal line as a smoothing of that gap
• Evening two: the histogram as the distance between MACD and signal, including bars that grow after the swing has already slowed
• Evening three: a momentum window kept separate from MACD, and the rule that both must agree before a cross is called confirmation
• Evening four: the zero line, and crosses that happen far from it
• Evening five: you mark a chart you brought; the group hears only the reading, not the name of the market
• Evening six: a closing note, and a short talk about the four-week follow-up if you want your next marks checked

Left outside the desk

• Placing, suggesting, or copying orders
• Access to any brokerage account
• A feed of alerts after the course ends
• Software, subscriptions, or a charting login
• Opinions on a portfolio, a tax question, or a specific share you should hold

How a seat is arranged

• Write through the contact form, or call 023851134, and name the October desk or the next open one
• The academy replies within two business days with the seat price and the deposit
• The deposit of 5,550 THB holds the chair; the remainder is due before evening one
• On the first evening you collect the chart pack at the door. Bring a pencil and the chart style you already use, printed
• After evening six you may book the Marked Chart Follow-up; it is a separate fee

Before you come

Print two or three recent charts in the layout you already trust, with the MACD panel underneath if your usual view has one. A laptop may stay closed; the wall chart is paper. If you use a Thai-language charting screen, the pack is still in English labels for the indicator names, and Niran explains those names on evening one.

The room is on Sukhumvit Road in Khlong Toei. Arrive a few minutes early so Mali can clip your pages to the rail before 18:30.

Limits

Historical charts only. Nothing in the room is a promise about the next session of the market. The pace is deliberate: if you need a one-page checklist on night one, the workshop is the shorter visit. Seats are not held without the deposit. A sitter who misses an evening may sit that same evening in a later desk once, if a chair is free; missed evenings are not refunded as cash.

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