Chart Hour
Seventy-five minutes with the chart stack you already marked, to see where last week’s study plan slipped.
Open this sitting37.881° N · 127.730° E · Seoksa-ro desk
Open the same notebook on the same morning.
- Mon Name the two markets and the timeframe the plan already chose.
- Wed Mark only what Monday asked for, even when the bar looks busy.
- Fri Close with one sentence you can reread six weeks later.
Flagship · four Mondays
A study plan you can repeat without collecting another method
The Four-Week Desk Plan is technical analysis training for people who already watch charts and keep starting over. Han Seorin sits with you in Chuncheon and writes a weekly sequence for two markets: what goes on the page, what stays off it, and when the pencil stops.
You leave with the pages, not a stack of new lines. Orders stay with your own broker. The desk’s work is the plan you can open again next Monday.
Other ways to sit
An hour with last week, or a Sunday with five other notebooks
Sunday Table
Six seats, the first Sunday of the month, each person bringing last month’s notebook to compare how the study plan was actually run.
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The weekly desk
A plain account of the three pages the plan uses, written so you can compare them with the notebook you already keep.
Walk the three pages“The plan was cut to two pages because of the last train to Wonju, which annoyed me in week two. By week four I was finishing Friday in the station light.”
12 March 2026 · Han Seorin
What belongs on the Monday open
The Monday page is short on purpose. If it tries to hold the whole week, Wednesday has nothing left to do.
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