Liquidity Sweep Observation Intensive
Half-day focused training on spotting stop-hunt patterns and liquidity grabs around session extremes, with repeated drill exercises on archived charts.
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Bangkok · Ladya Road classroom
Read session ranges before you chase the next move
App Camellia Field runs small-group workshops where traders mark session highs and lows on paper, then practice spotting liquidity sweeps on archived charts — no screens required for the first hour.
What we teach
Observation skills for session boundaries and stop hunts
Session range marking
Learn to define London and New York session highs and lows using consistent rules, so your annotations stay comparable day to day.
Liquidity sweep drills
Repeated exercises on historical charts to recognise wick extensions beyond session extremes where stops tend to cluster.
Printed workbooks
Every participant receives annotated chart pages to take home — structured like a field workbook, not a slide deck.
Flagship workshop
Session Range Reading Workshop
A six-hour classroom day on Ladya Road covering session boundary rules, live chart walkthroughs, and guided practice across ten historical trading days. Designed for traders who already read candlesticks and want structured repetition.
From 4,800 THB · 6 hours · Maximum 12 seats
Workshop details
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Supporting sessions
Private Chart Review Session
One-on-one appointment where an instructor reviews your marked charts, session range annotations, and liquidity sweep notes with direct feedback.
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What traders say after the classroom
"I had been guessing where the London range ended for months. During the workshop, marking ten historical days on paper finally made the boundary click. The afternoon felt dense — I wished we had fifteen more minutes on the New York overlap — but the workbook alone was worth bringing home."
"The partner drill where you mark sweeps before the instructor reveals them was uncomfortable in the best way. I missed three out of ten on my first pass. By the last case study I was catching the wick extension before anyone spoke."
From the journal
Recent field notes
Marking London Session Boundaries on a Monday Open
How to draw the first session range of the week when Sunday's close overlaps with early Asian activity, using a step-by-step chart example.
Liquidity Sweeps That Appear Thirty Minutes Before Scheduled News
A field note on three recurring sweep patterns observed ahead of US CPI releases, and why marking the pre-news range matters.
A Notebook Layout That Keeps Session Ranges Organised Week to Week
The page structure our workshop participants use to log session highs, lows, and sweep notes without losing context between study days.
Reserve a seat or ask a question
We respond to enquiries within two business days. Call 088-352-7149 for same-week availability.
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