Bang Phli classroom · established 2016
Six evenings with a pencil on the daily candle
Logic Latticefield Academy teaches candlestick pattern interpretation to adults who want the body, the wick, and the prior swing described on paper before a pattern is named.
Sittings on the board
October- Candle Desk Course 6, 8, 13, 15, 20 and 22 October 2026 18:30–21:00
- Pattern clinic Friday 9 October 2026 18:30–20:30
- Chart markup appointment Tuesday and Thursday afternoons 14:00–17:00, one student
What the first twenty minutes are for
Students collect a chart pack from the sideboard and sit down to write. Open, high, low, close. The body is drawn before the wick is admired. Nicha walks the table only after those four prices are in the margin.
Last Thursday someone had circled twelve dojis on a quiet bank chart. By the tea break, nine circles were gone, because those ranges were smaller than the days around them. The journal keeps the rule she used; the room is where the pencil does the rubbing out.
On the table
- Printed daily bars, not a live screen
- A graphite pencil and a short copper ruler
- Tea at 19:40, then a second pass
- Eight places, and no ninth chair
Write the four prices before you give the bar a name.
Rule posted at the Bang Phli desk
Ways to sit
Classes-
Class sheetCandle Desk Course
Six evenings on the long table, naming candles only after the prices are written down.
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Class sheetPattern clinic
One Friday evening spent on a single family, currently hammers and hanging men.
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Class sheetChart markup appointment
A quiet hour at the side desk with the daily chart you already keep.
From a gold print
Wilaiporn, a pharmacist from Bang Phli Yai, spent the fourth evening on piercing lines. She arrived with a gold chart full of circles and left with eight bars she could explain aloud, including one she had misread as an engulfing pair because the second body only covered a wick.
The classroom
12/45 Bang Phli District, Samut Prakan 10540Telephone 023851126. Replies go out within two working days.