Evening classroom · Bangkok
Trend first. The overlay can wait.
Signal Mapcore is a small Bangkok room for technical analysis training in futures trend analysis. You mark swing structure on printed charts, then defend those marks while the rest of the cohort looks at the same page.
See the classroom intensive
A futures chart is a record of prices. Trend is a sentence you write under that record, and a close that would make the sentence false.
Niran Kaewmanee, classroom
What the room is for
Eight evenings on the contracts you already watch
Most people who write to us already hold or hedge futures — SET50, gold, rubber, USD on TFEX, or a contract from another exchange that they live with. They can name an indicator. They cannot say, without hedging the sentence, whether last month was a correction inside an advance or the start of a decline.
We treat that as a marking problem. The flagship intensive puts twelve seats around printed daily and weekly charts. There is a board, a pencil, and a rule: unmarked homework is not discussed. Indicators stay off the pack until the swings are honest.
Flagship lesson
Classroom Intensive in Futures Trend
Four weeks, Tuesday and Thursday, 18:30 to 21:00. Twelve seats. Two chart packs issued in the room. A thirty-minute review after the last evening on one contract of your choosing.
- Tuition
- THB 32,000 per seat
- Where
- Bangkok classroom
- Work
- Marked pages between sessions
Related lessons
If eight evenings will not fit
- One chair, one contract Private Chart Sessions A ninety-minute sitting with an instructor over the futures charts you actually keep — not a sample pack, and not a lecture.
- Saturday and Sunday Weekend Trend Workshop Two full days on continuation, failure, and the weekly close — for people who cannot give eight weekday evenings.
- Recurring chart hours Desk Review Hours A block of hours, used across a month, for traders who already left the classroom and still want a second pair of eyes on the book.
A Thursday in the room
The board, then your pages, then the argument
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18:30 — board
Niran marks one chart from the pack without commentary, then asks the room to say whether the last swing still holds. Phones stay in bags.
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19:15 — homework
Two students put marked dailies on the stand. If the page is blank, we skip that seat and return to the pack. The gap is the lesson.
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20:10 — weekly
The same market on the weekly close. Continuation, failure, or range. One sentence written under the chart before anyone stands to leave.
From the room
What students actually changed on the page
I came in drawing trendlines through closes I did not like. Niran made me sit with the weekly page until the line either held the closes or I erased it. I still hate erasing. I do it anyway.
Sorawit P. · SET50 futures, evening intensive, 2025
The sitting was slower than I wanted. We spent twenty minutes on one swing low from March. I had labelled it a reversal because the bar was large. It was a pause. That hour was uncomfortable and useful.
Marta L. · Gold futures, private sittings
Sunday morning I had to put a weekly RSS-related chart on the board. Two people in the room said my advance was already over. They were looking at the same page. We argued about the last two closes. I changed the mark before lunch.
Kittisak R. · Rubber hedge notes, weekend workshop
Next cohort
Ask for a seat. Name the contracts you watch.
We reply within two working days with dates, the materials list, and whether the intensive, the weekend workshop, or a private sitting is the better first hour.
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