Mark the range
Identify swing extremes that still hold as supply and demand shelves, then decide whether the market is ranging or merely pausing.
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Range trading structure, taught with chart discipline
Evening cohorts and chart reviews for traders who want a clear way to map sideways markets — supply shelves, failed breaks, and entries that wait for price to return.
What you train for
Clear range boundaries, honest invalidation, and entries that wait for price to return to structure — not chase mid-range noise.
Wait for revisits
Practise patience at the edges: rejection wicks, failed breaks, and the difference between a true breakout and a liquidity grab.
Size the risk
Place stops beyond structure that would change your thesis, and size positions so a single failed range trade stays recoverable.
Flagship lesson
The Range Structure Intensive is a six-session London cohort for traders who already keep a journal and want a repeatable way to trade sideways markets.
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Related lessons
Smaller formats for chart review and shorter workshops that sit alongside the intensive.
Range Structure Intensive
A six-session London cohort for traders who journal already and want a repeatable method for sideways markets.
One-to-one chart reviews
Ninety-minute desk sessions reviewing your marked ranges, skipped entries, and journal language.
Edge revisit workshop
A single Saturday afternoon on waiting for price to return to a marked edge instead of chasing the first break.
From the desk
Recent notes from traders who sat through range mapping drills and edge-revisit practice.
“I kept buying the middle of EUR ranges because the candle looked ‘strong’. After week three I only marked edges and waited — my win rate didn’t jump overnight, but my average loss shrank.”
Ready to map a live range together?
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