Curriculum
How range trading structure is taught across the intensive — from first marks to live application.
The curriculum below is the spine of the Range Structure Intensive. Workshops and chart reviews borrow chapters from it rather than inventing a separate philosophy.
- Define the container Identify swing highs and lows that still attract orders. Decide whether price is ranging, trending, or merely pausing. Reject boxes drawn through obvious higher highs.
- Read the edges Study how price behaves on first and second contact with a shelf: rejection wicks, absorption, and closes that reclaim the interior.
- Separate failed breaks Practise recognising liquidity grabs versus genuine expansion. Write a rule for when a close beyond the edge cancels the range thesis.
- Place risk outside the story Stops belong beyond structure that would change your mind — not at a round number chosen for comfort. Size so one failure remains recoverable.
- Tighten journal language Replace vague phrases with observable conditions. Peer and instructor feedback on three of your own marked trades.
- Apply on an open range Mark a live chart as a group: entries you would take, skips you would defend, and what would force flat.
Materials
Printed worksheets for edge definitions and sizing sketches are provided in the room. You bring your own charting package and journal. We do not require a particular broker.
After the six sessions
Cohorts keep a private channel for three weeks for chart questions that still relate to range trading structure. Ongoing mentoring is not automatic; book chart reviews if you want scheduled follow-up.