Khlong San · Since 2019

Mark up swing charts with confidence before Monday opens

App Camellia Path runs small-group workshops where Thai and regional swing traders learn to read moving average slope, separation, and cross behaviour on printed workbooks — not black-box signals.

12
setups per workbook
8
seats max per class
Instructor pointing at a projected candlestick chart while students take notes

What we teach

Interpretation you can repeat at your desk

Our sessions stay close to the chart: coloured pens, ruler measurements, and spoken reasoning. You leave with a markup routine, not a subscription.

Trader reviewing candlestick charts on a desk with notebook and pen

In-person workshop · 2 days · 09:30–16:30

Swing Setup Moving Average Workshop

A two-day classroom session in Khlong San where you mark up historical swing charts, compare simple and exponential averages, and practise entry timing against printed workbooks.

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Close view of financial charts on a monitor beside handwritten notes

Private session · 90 minutes

One-to-One Chart Review

A ninety-minute desk session where an instructor reviews your marked swing charts and questions your moving average assumptions line by line.

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Small group gathered around a table with laptops and printed charts

Recurring group · 2 hours · weekly

Weekly Study Circle

A small group that meets each Thursday evening to discuss one swing setup from the prior week and how moving averages behaved through the move.

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From recent cohorts

Traders describe the markup habit

After day two I stopped moving my 20-period line every time price wiggled. The failed-cross case on that industrial stock was uncomfortable to watch, but it saved me from a similar entry the following week.

— Patchara L., swing trader, Rayong · Swing Setup MA Workshop

The chart review session was blunt in a useful way. Somchai asked why I kept the average on a stock that had already sliced through it twice. I still trade that name, but with a written invalidation price now.

— Michael T., part-time trader, Bangkok · One-to-One Chart Review

Thursday circles run long when someone brings an earnings gap chart — that can be tiring after work. Still, hearing three different markup styles on the same ticker is something I cannot get from a video course.

— Nattaya K., study circle member · Weekly Study Circle

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Field Notes

Guides on slope, crosses, and journal habits

Short articles from our instructors on the questions traders ask after class — written for daily and four-hour swing work.

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Visit us on Somdet Chao Phraya Road

Our classroom sits above the river in Khlong San. Walk-ins welcome for brochure pickup; workshop seats require registration.

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