Saturday Ribbon Workshop
One day with a spacing card. Malai refuses the word compressed until the gap fits the notch. Next dates are 3 October, 7 November, and 5 December 2026.
Bang Phoa chart room · October desk
Eight Tuesday evenings in a ten-seat room. The work is trend mapping with moving averages: length, slope, lag, and ribbon spacing, on printed closes rather than a live screen.
Reserve a Tuesday seatAn evening in the room
At 18:15 Arun takes the phones. Niran puts down a sheet of daily closes from a finished year, with the period left blank on purpose. You write how much noise the line is allowed to ignore, then you add the window. The velvet holds the sound of pencils. Nobody calls out a price target. The hour ends at 20:30, whether the division is tidy or not.
The October desk meets on Tuesdays from 6 October through 24 November 2026. One seat is 18,500 baht. The address, the deposit, and the eight subjects sit on the class page.
The long class
Niran Chaisiri keeps evenings 1 to 4 and the final explanation. Malai Somsri takes the lag, the exponential redraw, and the ribbon. You go home after the eighth night with the marked pack, not with a list of names to chase.
Other ways into the same marks
One day with a spacing card. Malai refuses the word compressed until the gap fits the notch. Next dates are 3 October, 7 November, and 5 December 2026.
Ninety minutes, one printed chart, one instructor. Bring your own sheet or use one from the drawer. Thursdays, by appointment.
I still mix the 20 and the 50 when the sheet is noisy. What changed is that I write the length before I draw, and I stop treating a cross as an order.
From the journal
Evening 5 counts the sessions between a bend you can already see and the date the 20-period slope goes flat. That count is the lag. It is arithmetic, not a mood.
Visit
155/3 Moo 4, Bang Phoa, Bang Bo District, Samut Prakan 10560
Telephone 023851124
If you are coming by car on a Tuesday, the Bang Na–Trad corridor is slow after 17:00. The door is open from 18:10.