Six evenings · eight seats
The Range Desk
A three-week evening sitting in the Jeju studio for people who already watch a market and want a written way to mark ranges, read volatility as distance, and size the next position from the stop rather than from mood.
₩890,000 per seat
After the studio confirms the seat, a holding transfer of ₩150,000 is credited toward the fee.
Who the chair is for
Independent traders, treasury clerks, and night-shift workers on Jeju who already follow one market and still choose a quantity by feel. The first hour of evening one reviews how a candle’s high and low become the edges of a range, so a newcomer who has watched prices for a few months can stay in the room. The later evenings assume you can sit with one sheet for forty minutes without opening a second market.
What you carry out
You leave with a marked booklet: a range a stranger could read, a volatility line that says whether the day is already spent, and a position size written from a stop distance you chose. Orders stay with you, at your own brokerage, after you leave Jeju-daero.
In the room
Seo Siwoo leads the desk. Nam Yeri sits with the worksheets on evenings two, four, and six.
77 Jeju-daero, Jeju-si, Jeju-do, 63241
Eight seats. Adults. Instruction and worksheets are in English. One market per student on the final evening.
The six evenings
- Evening one — Draw a range another person could check: prior session high and low, a congestion box, and the first fifteen minutes of the day you brought in.
- Evening two — Volatility as distance. Bar height, a simple average true range used only as a ruler, and a note for when the day has already traveled its usual span.
- Evening three — Expansion and contraction. What changes in the next position when the range widens, and what stays put when it tightens.
- Evening four — Position size from the stop distance. A risk amount you are willing to lose on the example, the distance to the invalidation, and the quantity that falls out of that arithmetic.
- Evening five — Failures. A pierced edge, a close back inside, and an abandoned range. The sheet has a line for giving the drawing up.
- Evening six — Your own prints. One market only. Seo and Nam walk the table while you fill the full worksheet. Nobody calls a trade.
The fee covers
- A seat at the long desk for all six evenings
- A printed worksheet booklet and a pencil
- Tea during the sitting
- One follow-up chart sitting of 45 minutes within 30 days
Arranged apart from the sitting
- Brokerage accounts, deposits, and live order placement
- A running commentary on the open
- Recorded calls or alert services
- Any license for charting software
Before you come
Print ten recent sessions of the single market you already follow. Bring a risk amount you are willing to use in the examples — a round figure is enough; the studio does not need your account statement. Arrive by 18:20 so the first range can be on the wall before 18:30.