Indicator Lab Workshop
Two intensive Saturday sessions that test RSI, MACD, and moving-average confluence against raw price structure — so you stop treating indicators as standalone buy signals.
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Evening classes and clinics that teach you to mark structure, read candle context, and keep indicators in their place — before you risk another guess on the open.
Flagship course
Eight Tuesday evenings for adults who already follow markets and want a disciplined map of price, volume, and structure — not another tip channel.
Swing structure, horizontal levels that earn their place, candlestick names in context, and volume as confirmation rather than prophecy.
Homework charts are reviewed in class. The final week asks for one marked thesis — clarity over prediction.
Also on the timetable
Two intensive Saturday sessions that test RSI, MACD, and moving-average confluence against raw price structure — so you stop treating indicators as standalone buy signals.
Learn moreSix fortnightly mentoring sessions focused on your own marked charts, journal entries, and recurring mistakes — not a recycled lecture.
Learn moreMonthly three-hour clinics that walk through recent ASX charts — flags, triangles, failed breakouts — chosen from the prior fortnight’s price action.
Learn moreFrom the studio floor
We teach technical analysis as a craft of observation: mark what price has already done, write down why a level matters, and only then decide whether an oscillator belongs on the screen.
Read client stories“By week four I was marking five levels and waiting. The homework critiques were blunt — one of my early submissions came back with more red ink than praise — but that is why the final thesis exercise finally made sense.”
How classes run
Sessions mix short lecture with live markup on ASX and FX examples. You leave with annotated homework — not a stack of unrehearsed slides.
Meet the teaching approachGuides
A field note from Indicator Lab on the setups where oscillators add noise rather than clarity — and how we decide what stays on the chart.
Mentoring notes on what to record when there is no trade: structure sketches, invalidation lines, and the questions you will thank yourself for later.