Lessons

Three ways to sit with a moving average.

Each format stays inside technical analysis training: moving averages, slope, and trend confirmation. The difference is how much time you give the sheet.

Adults seated along a long lacquered table marking printed charts under a copper lamp

Six evening sittings

The Confirmation Desk

Six evening sittings in the Jungang-ro room, spent marking moving averages by hand until a trend is either confirmed on the sheet or left unnamed.

  • ₩890,000
  • Six evenings, 2 hours 15 minutes each, over three weeks

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Two adults reviewing a single printed chart together at a small lacquered desk

Single sitting

Chart Sitting

Ninety minutes with one printed daily chart. We mark the averages already on it and say whether a trend is confirmed, unconfirmed, or only hoped for.

  • ₩160,000
  • 90 minutes

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A small Saturday group comparing pencil-marked chart sheets on a wooden table

Saturday group drill

Weekend Average Drill

A Saturday block for repetition: three averages, computed and compared, until slope calls stop drifting from person to person.

  • ₩240,000
  • Saturday 10:00–14:00

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