Flagship term
RSI and Momentum Classroom
Six Saturday mornings in the Bang Sao Thong room. Price, momentum, and RSI are read from separate sheets, in that order, on daily and four-hour bars.
Who it is for
Independent traders, dealing-desk staff, and serious students in Samut Prakan and Bangkok who already follow a price and want a calmer way to read momentum beside RSI.
What you leave with
You leave with a repeatable order of looking: price first, a 10-bar momentum reading second, RSI third, and one sentence that says whether they agree.
Scope
Daily bars and four-hour bars. Worked examples are drawn from SET shares, local gold, and major currency pairs, chosen because the picture teaches cleanly. The term does not expand into options structures or portfolio construction.
Inside the engagement
- Six mornings from 09:00 to 12:30
- A printed pack of study charts with the scales already ruled and the labels kept off the teaching copies
- Pencil, straightedge, and an annotation sheet
- A one-page reading order to take home
- Tea at the mid-morning pause
Outside this engagement
- Any instruction to buy or sell
- A broker account, or custody of money
- Software, a data feed, or a recording of the morning
- Ongoing messages between Saturdays, beyond a note if a pack is lost
- One-minute or tick charts
Who teaches
Niran Chaiyasit teaches the sequence. Maliwan Srisuk runs the drills and reads the annotation sheets before you leave.
How it proceeds
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The week before
You name the market you already follow. We build a pack that the whole room can read, and we tell you if your market will sit in the shared examples or only in your own extra sheet.
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Mornings one and two
The oscillator stays covered. You read price: swing, range, and where the bar closed inside its range. On the second morning the momentum sheet is turned over — a 10-bar rate of change — and set beside the same price, not on top of it.
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Mornings three and four
RSI with a 14-period lookback is introduced, with the 30 and 70 lines drawn as fences. You mark divergence by hand where price and RSI, or price and momentum, refuse to travel together.
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Mornings five and six
Failure swings are practised on charts where RSI left a fence and momentum had already faded. The last morning is a fresh pack. You write the reading in your own sentences, in the same order, without a template filled in for you.
Before you come
Bring a notebook. Name one market in your enquiry if you have one. A laptop may stay in your bag; the work in the room is on paper. If you use spectacles for close reading, bring them — the packs are printed, not projected large.
Limits of the room
Twelve seats, because the sheets are marked while you wait. Instruction is in English. The room is on the ground floor. The fee pays for the study; later movement in the price is outside what a morning can promise. Anyone who needs a recording, or who only reads one-minute bars, will find the pace too slow.
See how the chart desk is laid before you write, or go straight to the enquiry with this track already chosen.