Twelve-Week Review Studio
The long practice at Sunhwan-ro. Tuesday for the weekly sheet, Thursday for the sessions since, seventy-five minutes, three names, margin remarks that ask questions and do not name a trade.
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01 — The card
What the desk asks before the pencil wanders
Lucid Keystone is a room in Buk-gu where adults who already follow the Korean cash session practice a disciplined chart-review routine on paper. The order is printed. It does not change because a single day was loud.
- Weekly extremes first Last week’s high and low go on the sheet before today’s candle is discussed.
- Three instruments A fourth name stays in the folder. The page has to stay readable after the close.
- The same columns Session high, session low, closing print, and one sentence. Motive can wait until those are filled.
02 — Twelve weeks
03 — Other ways to sit
A single hour, a book returned, a morning chair
Single Desk Sitting
Ninety minutes, one instrument, and a printed sheet marked from the weekly high down to the last close.
₩180,000 · 90 minutes
Level-Book Audit
Four weeks of your marked charts, returned with margin remarks on which lines the review order would have retired.
₩240,000 · Remarks returned within ten days
Pre-Open Circle
Six seats, Tuesday and Thursday at 08:10, running the same review card before the cash open.
₩90,000 per month · 40 minutes, Tuesday and Thursday
04 — From the margin
I disliked the rule that we could not add a fourth level mid-week. It felt rigid while a KOSDAQ name I watch was printing fresh highs. By week six I had fewer lines, and I could say which one I still trusted. I still think the printed card could leave a blank line for a note that is not a level. They would not add it.
05 — Desk notes
Written from the same card the room uses
4 September 2026
Mark the weekly high before you touch today’s sheet
The card on the Sunhwan-ro desk puts last week’s extremes on the page before anyone discusses the candle in front of them.
22 July 2026
A closing routine after the cash session
The KRX cash session ends, and the book still has empty columns. Filling them is the work. Explaining the day can wait.
06 — The room
Come to the desk, or write first
Sittings happen at the studio. The level-book audit can be handed over at the same door. We reply within two business days.
23 Sunhwan-ro, Buk-gu, Gwangju, 61102062-513-8820
Tuesday to Friday, 08:00–18:00. The pre-open circle meets at 08:10 on Tuesday and Thursday. Evening studio sittings run Wednesday, 18:30–20:30. Closed Saturday, Sunday, and Korean public holidays.
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