Strand 1
Oscillators on the table
RSI, MACD, stochastic, and rate of change — named, drawn, and compared with the swing they claim to describe.
Intensive syllabus
This is the spine of the flagship classroom programme: momentum indicators drawn on a shared pack, then confirmation techniques practised as a spoken second mark. It is not a tour of every line a chart can display.
Strand 1
RSI, MACD, stochastic, and rate of change — named, drawn, and compared with the swing they claim to describe.
Strand 2
No entry sentence until an independent confirmation is visible to the person sitting opposite.
Strand 3
The same paper pack for the room. Settings stay as you already use them; we mark what they did.
Strand 4
Each trader leaves with a clause that says when they will not act, not only when they will.
Morning: each oscillator is constructed on paper so the arithmetic is not a rumour. We mark where RSI, MACD, and stochastic would have spoken on the shared weekly pack, then we compare those marks with the swing. Afternoon: the confirmation drill. You may not describe an entry until the neighbour can see an independent second mark. False agreements stay on the page.
You mark two of your own charts at home with the same pencils. You do not need to place a live trade. You do need to bring the sheets back. Traders who arrive on Saturday two with a blank pack repeat the morning quietly at the side table; the group does not wait.
Your sheets go down. The group tests whether your written rule is specific enough to refuse a weak signal. Woolly clauses are rewritten. The follow-up letter, posted within ten days, restates the rule you actually left with, not the one you hoped to leave with on Saturday morning.
Order types, tax wrappers, stock research, and the menu of oscillators beyond the momentum family we named. If you want a half-day on one line only, that is the oscillator clinic, not a substitute Saturday.
Eight people. Both Saturdays. £480, with £120 to hold the chair. Write with the pair of dates you can keep, or read the full intensive notes first.