Percept Weavepoint Academy Co., Ltd.

A twelve-seat room that has kept the same address since the circle grew up.

The company was established in 2014 in Samut Prakan. It still teaches one subject: how to read momentum and RSI beside price, on paper, in English, without turning the morning into a call to trade.

How the company began

  1. 2014

    Percept Weavepoint Academy Co., Ltd. was registered in Thailand. Niran Chaiyasit had spent fourteen years on a Bangkok dealing desk marking daily bars in SET shares and local gold. He rented a ground-floor room in Bang Sao Thong and invited six former colleagues to a Saturday circle. The only sheets on the table were price, a momentum line, and RSI.

  2. 2017

    Maliwan Srisuk joined after teaching secondary mathematics and then working as a junior analyst. She took over the drills. The circle became a classroom with a twelve-seat limit, because a larger room made it impossible to read every annotation sheet before people left.

  3. 2019

    Graduates asked for somewhere to bring a chart that still bothered them. The evening divergence circle started on the first Thursday of the month. It has kept that calendar, and it still asks for one chart, not a watchlist.

  4. 2026

    The academy is in the same district, at the address in the footer. The October classroom is the current term. The packs are still printed. The company has not opened a second room, and it does not intend to, while the sheets are marked by hand.

The two people who run the mornings

Portrait of Niran Chaiyasit, a man in his fifties in a charcoal shirt, beside smoked glass

Niran Chaiyasit

Principal instructor

Niran learned RSI from a worn copy of Wilder's book and from years of marking SET closes after the desk had gone quiet. He teaches the sequence and takes private reviews that turn on momentum. He will stop a story that has raced ahead of the sheet.

Portrait of Maliwan Srisuk, a woman in her forties holding a closed chart folio

Maliwan Srisuk

Classroom lead

Maliwan runs the drills, the tea clock, and the Thursday circle. Her habit from the schoolroom remains: a sheet comes back if the sentence is clever where it should be plain. She takes private reviews that turn on RSI divergence.

How a morning is allowed to feel

Price is read before the oscillator is uncovered. That rule is older than the company name, and it is the one we will inconvenience a guest to keep. People who want the RSI pane open from the first minute find the first hour frustrating. The frustration is the lesson.

Disagreements are written as one sentence. A paragraph usually means the writer is defending a position they held before they sat down. Maliwan's pencil finds those paragraphs.

Nobody is asked to place an order in the room, to open an account, or to show a statement. The market you follow stays yours. We only ask that the chart you bring can be read by the person across the table.

The academy's relationship to the district is ordinary and local. Students come from Bang Sao Thong, Bang Phli, Phra Pradaeng, and from Bangkok on the train. Correspondence is in English because the room is mixed. Receipts go out in the registered company name.

The chart desk page shows the order of sheets. Write if you want a seat in the October term.