Stories
These are notes from people who sat in the room. They name a class and a correction. One of them left before the extension was drawn.
Studio · March 2026
I came for the 61.8 line and spent the first evening defending a high I could not describe. Anong asked what the rally had actually reached, not which wick was taller. The high moved back by a session. The retracement moved with it, and my old 61.8 was suddenly in the middle of nowhere. I kept the corrected print on the fridge for a month, which is as much devotion as I have for paper.
Niran Kaewmanee, warehouse supervisor, Bang Phli. Six-evening studio.
Private review · January 2026
The sitting corrected a swing I had reused for months on a gold chart, and that correction was the part I needed. I had hoped we would reach my 161.8 extension in the same 75 minutes. We did not. Kittipong stayed on the anchor until the swing sentence was one sentence, which I now think was right, and I still caught the train without the projection drawn. I booked a second hour the next week for the extension alone.
Siriporn Wetchachiwa, private chart review.
Clinic · November 2025
We were told to circle a cluster only after both swings were spoken. Mine did not cluster. I had wanted it to, near a prior high I liked. The page stayed without a circle. That empty margin was the lesson I paid 6,400 THB to receive, and I would rather have it than a flattering arc.
Chaiwat Boonma, extension target clinic.
Workshop · August 2025
I brought one SET chart with two highs a finger-width apart. The morning was only about which high we would defend. My neighbour repeated my swing sentence and it fell apart, because I had used the words “sort of the top.” By noon I had a shorter sentence and a worse mood, and a checklist I still use before I draw anything else.
Malee Sricharoen, swing-point workshop. She commutes from Bang Na.
A longer sitting
Arthit Poolsawat and his sister Maliwan came from Phra Pradaeng with a shared folder of gold prints. They wanted the studio because they had been arguing, politely, about whether a February high or a March high was the end of the swing. They took two of the eight seats so they would hear the same correction.
On evening one Anong would not pick for them. Each had to say the swing alone. Arthit’s sentence used the March high. Maliwan’s used February. The room spent the hour on what happened between those highs: a stall, a brief push, a close back inside the prior range. The class kept February. Arthit was quiet on the walk to the car. He said later that the embarrassment was smaller than the argument they had been having at the kitchen table.
By the extension evenings Kittipong made them project 127.2 and 161.8 from the February swing only. A second, smaller map was allowed on a separate sheet, labelled as smaller. Their old red circle, which had been drawn to meet a price they hoped to see, did not land on either projection. They left it off the final page.
On the last night they brought a fresh print, not the folder. The pencil notes fit in the margin. Maliwan still thinks the March high will matter again on a later swing. The studio did not forbid that. It asked her to wait until that later swing could be named on its own. They have not booked a private review. Arthit said the six evenings were enough paper for one season.