One-to-one chart clinics
Ninety-minute appointments that dissect your recent trades against a moving average rule set you already use — or one we draft together.
Clinic details
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Moving average frameworks, taught as a craft
Live technical analysis training for traders who want disciplined period selection, crossover rules, and trend confirmation — not chart folklore.
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The Moving Average Framework Intensive
A six-session workshop series for active chart readers who already know what a simple and exponential average are, yet still struggle to keep rules consistent across timeframes.
Each session walks a single decision: which average family to use, how period length changes lag, when a crossover is a signal versus noise, and how to confirm trend with price structure rather than hope.
You work on your own watchlists between meetings. We review screenshots and annotated charts together — ASX equities, FX pairs, or indices — so the framework settles under Australian market hours and holiday calendars.
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Other ways to train with us
Shorter formats for traders who need a focused review, a fundamentals cohort, or an early-session study circle.
Foundations cohort
Four evenings for newer chart students: SMA versus EMA behaviour, ribbon construction, and reading slope without inventing signals.
Cohort outline
Open-bell study circle
A fortnightly live chart walk before the cash open, applying the same moving average checklist to the day’s levels.
Circle rhythm“I still disagree with how strict the 50/200 crossover filter is on mid-caps, but after the intensive I at least know when I am breaking my own rule — and I write it down.”
— Marcus L., Perth · Moving Average Framework Intensive
How study is structured
From period choice to written rules
Map the averages you already use
We inventory your charts: which periods appear by habit, which were copied from a book, and which actually match your holding horizon.
Pressure-test lag and noise
Side-by-side comparisons of SMA, EMA, and weighted forms on the same stretch of price, so you see when responsiveness helps and when it invents crosses.
Lock a confirmation sequence
Crossover alone is rarely enough. You leave with a short sequence: slope, pullback behaviour, and a price-structure check before any entry note.
Ready to tighten your moving average rules?
Tell us which markets you follow and how long you typically hold. We reply within two business days with the programme that fits.
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