Support and Resistance Planning Desk
Six weekday evenings, two and a half hours each, taught by Kanya Srisuk. You leave with one page: the levels you will respect, the close that confirms them, and the condition that cancels them.
Phra Samut Chedi · since 2017
The next Planning Desk sits on 6 October 2026 in the academy room. Eight seats. One market on paper. Tech analysis training, taught aloud, with the level plan written by the last evening.
What an evening holds
Students come after work from Bang Phli, Phra Pradaeng, and the river towns of Samut Prakan. The room holds a long lacquered table. Each person gets the printed week of a single market, chosen before the cohort starts. Phones stay in bags while the high, the low, and the close are marked.
Support is a zone that price has already respected. Resistance is a zone it has failed to close beyond. The desk does not hand out a watchlist. It teaches you to retire a level when the close says the level is finished.
Flagship class
Six weekday evenings, two and a half hours each, taught by Kanya Srisuk. You leave with one page: the levels you will respect, the close that confirms them, and the condition that cancels them.
Other ways to study
Ninety minutes with Kanya or Wichai over one chart you have already marked. Three levels stay; the rest are questioned.
One Saturday morning, one announced instrument, three hours. The group marks the levels that still matter into the next week.
The first Thursday evening of the month. Each person brings one chart and three marked levels. The room discusses one level per person.
I brought a gold chart with a resistance on a round number because it looked tidy. Kanya made me find the last two closes instead.
From the room
People write about a line that came off the page, a clinic instrument they did not choose, or a Thursday that moved slower than they wanted. Read the longer notes.
Next on the board