Client Notes

Short notes

I booked the foundation lesson after months of chasing every 20-day turn on banking names. Drawing the 50-day average beside a written slope filter slowed me down. I still take the occasional impulse trade on a loud open, but fewer of them survive the filter check.

— Camille R., Ortigas · Foundation lesson

The Weekly Chart Clinic felt almost austere: five sheets, pencil, and a lot of silence while we graded filter status. That silence was useful. I left wishing we had covered one more mining chart, though.

— Paolo S., Bonifacio Global City · Chart clinic

Trend Filter Lab was crowded with opinions by mid-afternoon. The scoring sheet kept arguments honest. My dual-average gate looked clever until the false-start column filled up.

— Denise H., Pasig · Filter lab

Extended story: three Saturdays on the workshop path

Jonah, a night-shift engineer from Mandaluyong, joined the workshop path to rebuild a weekly routine after a costly quarter of whipsaw trades. Week one focused on hand-marked simple averages. Week two introduced a single slope filter and a stand-aside log. Week three compared his rule against classmates on a shared historical packet.

He did not finish with a perfect journal. He did finish with a one-sentence filter he could recite on the train home, and a habit of shading flat-average weeks before placing risk. That was the brief he asked us to keep — not a performance scoreboard.