11 May 2026
Equal highs on a four-hour Bitcoin chart are not a breakout
Two touches at the same price look decisive until you ask whether the second wick even closed beyond the first swing. Most of the room still marks the break too early.
Studio journal
Notes we would still pin above the kettle.
Short pieces from the Phra Khanong table. They are not market calls. They are the arguments we repeat until the pencil agrees.
2 April 2026
Mark swing structure without painting every wick
If your daily chart looks like a hedge of lines, you are not mapping structure. You are cataloguing noise that the next session will ignore.
17 March 2026
When a Bangkok overnight session distorts the daily candle
Crypto prints through Thai night hours. Students who only mark what they saw after dinner often inherit a wick that belongs to London, not to their own sitting.
8 February 2026
Name the range before you draw the first trendline
Trendlines drawn through a range become fortune-telling. The clinic spends the first hour forbidding the ruler until the box is honest.
20 January 2026
What to bring to a chart mark-up session in Phra Khanong
A short field list: pencil grades, which screenshots survive printing, and why a fourteen-ribbon layout will be turned off at the door.