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Market
The name you already trade, not a list of markets you might try on a restless afternoon.
Trade Plan Studio · Jung-gu
Four evenings on Jungang-daero. One plan with a size, a daily cap, and a line that ends the idea.
01 — the document
The studio treats technical analysis as a way to mark a chart, and risk management as the arithmetic that decides whether that mark is allowed to cost money. The page has five headings. If one is blank, the plan is unfinished.
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The name you already trade, not a list of markets you might try on a restless afternoon.
II
A structure you can point to: a higher low, a range edge, an opening range that leaves the prior day.
III
The price that proves the idea wrong, written so a stranger could find it with a ruler.
IV
1R in won, the heat if several stops are hit, and the daily loss cap that ends the session.
V
A short check after the close: did the order match the page, or did the page get rewritten mid-trade?
Flagship sitting
Jung Dokyung leads four evenings for eight people. You arrive with a handwritten log of twenty trades and leave with a plan in your own sentences. Seo Mirae keeps the workbook and the board.
02 — other sittings
The studio is the long piece of work. The other sittings cover one part of the same craft: reading a chart, sizing a loss, or marking the morning before 09:00.
Group evening, reserved seat
A Thursday night in the chart room: printed weekly and daily charts, structure, candles, and the levels you would actually write into a plan.
₩48,000 · Two hours, 19:00–21:00
Private desk
Ninety minutes with your own log. 1R, open heat, and a daily loss cap, calculated in won from the trades you already took.
₩190,000 · 90 minutes
Morning circle in the chart room
Eight weekday mornings before the cash open. The circle pins levels and writes the stand-aside conditions while the room is still quiet.
₩220,000 · Thirty minutes, 08:10–08:40
The desk lined up my last twenty trades. The stops on the tickets were wider than the ones I had been quoting.
03 — on the board
Seats are confirmed by email after you write or telephone. The room publishes the calendar; it does not count down to a close.
1
6, 8, 13, and 15 October 2026, 19:00–21:00
Four evenings. The room holds eight seats.
2
Thursdays, 19:00–21:00
October evenings fall on the 1st, 8th, 15th, 22nd, and 29th.
3
5–9 and 12–14 October 2026, 08:10–08:40
Eight weekday mornings. Ten chairs.
4
Tuesdays and Fridays by appointment, 14:00 or 16:00
One person, ninety minutes.
04 — field notes
4 September 2026
Open heat is what you lose if every stop is hit. Correlated names are often one bet wearing several tickers.
21 August 2026
The morning circle does not try to predict the day. It marks the prices that would make the written plan relevant, and the conditions that keep you flat.