Curriculum
The arc from indicator literacy to confirmation habit
A map of what students study across the Intensive and how shorter formats sample the same sequence.
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Oscillator construction without folklore
RSI, MACD, and Stochastic are rebuilt from their inputs so students know what a reading actually measures. We remove forum folklore about “magic” levels and replace it with context: trend days versus range days.
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Common misreads
Overbought persistence, early histogram flips at the London open, and Stochastic crosses in the middle of a range. Students mark examples they would once have treated as finished signals.
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Confirmation as stacked agreement
Price structure first, then the primary oscillator, then a second cue. Divergence is treated as unfinished until price accepts a level. The written checklist appears here and stays for the rest of the programme.
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Multi-timeframe honesty
A lower-timeframe cross that fights a higher-timeframe impulse is demoted. Students practise saying “not yet” out loud during replay drills.
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Live replay and homework charts
UK and European session examples, then the student’s own marked charts. Tutors comment on process language, not on whether a past trade made money.
How formats sample the arc
The Intensive walks the full sequence across six weeks. The Saturday workshop concentrates on stacked confirmation and drills. Coaching and clinics borrow the same vocabulary but begin from the student’s submitted charts rather than from session one.