Notes
Pages from the same notebook the room uses.
These are teaching notes, not market calls. Each one stays with a habit from the Changwon table: where market sentiment sits, and where technical context is allowed to stay unmarked by the headline.
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When the morning headline rewrites a lower high
A lower high can survive a friendly morning. The note has to be written so the headline has somewhere to sit that is not on top of the swing.
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A volume climax is a fact about participation
The tallest volume bar of the month is easy to circle and hard to leave alone. We practice leaving it alone long enough to say what it was.
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Breadth on a quiet day in the cash session
A flat index can hide a wide market or a narrow one. The quiet days are where a simple participation count earns its keep.
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What a Monday review is allowed to contain
If the Monday page needs a second side, it will not be read before the open. The workshop cuts it until it fits.