01
Bar anatomy & shadows
Open, high, low, close language; real body versus shadow; why wick length without location is incomplete. First homework: annotate ten bars with anatomy notes only—no pattern names yet.
Curriculum
Five sessions, bar by bar
The Candlestick Interpretation Bootcamp follows a fixed arc: anatomy, location, classic formations, sequences, and journal discipline. Use this page to see what each evening covers before you request a seat.
Session map
What each evening builds
Live markup on Taiwan and regional charts; homework due before the next class.
02
Location before labels
Support, resistance, and prior impulse as the frame for every candle. Students practice discarding textbook silhouettes that appear mid-range with no nearby structure.
03
Classic formations in context
Hammers, shooting stars, engulfs, and dojis—each introduced with a three-line checklist: location, prior momentum, invalidation. Live charts include examples that look perfect and still earn a pass.
04
Sequences & failed reversals
Multi-bar clusters, inside-bar pauses, and when a reversal silhouette fails into continuation. Emphasis on verbalizing context aloud before writing a plan.
05
Journal & review loop
Evening journal fields used after the Taichung cash close; common rename mistakes; how Bootcamp graduates continue into the Multi-Bar Context Lab or private mentorship if they want longer accountability.
How to join
Send a seat request with your preferred cohort window. We confirm schedule, share prep materials, and outline payment offline. Informational price for the bootcamp is listed on the program page.
