Trading Plan Studio

The Trading Plan Studio is the academy’s main course of study. It is for an adult who already follows one market — gold, a major currency pair, SET50, or a stock index — and who wants the rules on paper before the next position is sized.

You leave with a plan of about four pages. It names the market, the two timeframes you will use, the levels that matter, no more than three setups, the sentence that invalidates each idea, the risk unit, and a Sunday review. The plan is yours. You read it aloud on the last evening so weak sentences get rewritten while the group can still hear them.

Niran Chaiyaporn leads the room. Malee Somsak reads the finished draft within ten days and returns it with margin notes. The autumn sitting begins Tuesday 6 October 2026.

Who sits the studio

People who already place trades and can name the hours they can actually watch the chart. Office workers who can keep Tuesday evening free for six weeks. Traders whose pages have become crowded and who want a smaller set of rules.

The studio is a poor fit if you want someone to call entries during the week, or if you have not yet chosen a single market to study.

What the fee covers

• Six evenings at the chart room, two hours each
• A printed chart pack for your market, on the higher timeframe and the lower one
• Markup on your draft during the evenings
• One reading of the finished plan by Malee, returned within ten days
• A seat held for you after the deposit

What stays outside the fee

• Orders, account access, and broker paperwork
• A promise about returns
• A copy of another student’s plan
• Tax, legal, or leverage advice
• Extra markets. One plan, one market

How the six evenings run

1. Intake. You name the market and the hours you can watch it. If those hours and that market cannot meet, we say so on evening one.
2. Map. Swing highs and swing lows on the higher timeframe only. Lines that do not earn a place are erased.
3. Levels. You write which prices you will plan around and which you will leave alone.
4. Setups. Three at most. Each one gets an invalidation sentence before an entry sentence.
5. Risk. A unit in baht or in R, and a maximum loss for the week, written in words.
6. Read-through. You read the plan aloud. The group listens for sentences that cannot be followed on a tired evening.

Before you come

Bring a simple list of your last twenty trades — date, market, and result — or come ready to say you have not recorded any. Send a chart file the weekday before if you want it included in the printed pack. A pencil and an eraser are enough. Laptops stay closed; the room prints what the plan needs.

Constraints

Eight seats, so the table stays quiet enough to mark a page. Instruction is in English. The studio enrolls adults. A seat is held by a deposit of 5,500 THB, with the rest due before the second evening. Missed evenings are not restaged one-to-one; you receive the printed notes from that week and catch the thread on the next Tuesday.