Desk notes

Pages from the same order we use on Sunhwan-ro.

Short notes on technical analysis training as it is practiced here: what gets marked first, what gets struck through, and what can wait until after 15:30.

A wide sheet of ivory paper with a long unlabelled weekly line and a pencil resting on dark wood

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.

An evening desk after a session, with a cloth notebook, a stopped brass clock, and soft copper lamplight

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.

A crowded notebook page of overlapping pencil lines, photographed close under warm low light

9 May 2026

When a level book gets too crowded

A full page looks like diligence. Often it is a record of lines that price has already ignored.

Morning light on a dark wood table with a single boxed area sketched on unlabelled chart paper

16 February 2026

The opening range, marked once

The first minutes of the cash session deserve one box on the sheet. They do not deserve a new story at every print.