Single private review · 60 minutes
Guided Chart Review
Bring one completed chart set. We test the links between your bias, levels, trigger, and invalidation, then revise the markup together.
₱3,200 per review
MULTI-TIMEFRAME MENTORING · CEBU & ONLINE
Read the whole chart before the next candle.
One-to-one technical analysis training for developing traders who want weekly context, daily structure, and intraday execution to tell one coherent story.
Bring a chart to the tableNo signals. No profit promises.
Just supervised chart work.
THE PRACTICE
A chart is evidence, not an instruction.
Engine Relaycore teaches a top-down reading process: establish the higher-timeframe regime, map meaningful levels, form conditional scenarios, and only then inspect the execution chart.
You work on your own market screenshots and leave with annotated charts, a review checklist, and the reasons behind each conclusion.
WAYS TO STUDY
Training shaped around actual chart decisions
Four private sessions · 4 × 75 minutes over 4–6 weeks
Multi-Timeframe Mentoring Intensive
Four private sessions to connect market regime, daily structure, execution conditions, and post-trade review without relying on trade signals.
₱14,800 per engagement
Private working clinic · 90 minutes
Trading Journal Clinic
A working session to revise your journal fields, compare three past decisions, and create a review rhythm you can sustain.
₱4,600 per clinic
THE RELAY
Context passes downward. Evidence passes back up.
- W
Weekly bias
Locate the broad trend, range boundaries, and areas where price previously changed character.
- D
Daily structure
Read swing sequences, compression, displacement, and proximity to levels that matter.
- H
Execution frame
Define the trigger, invalidation, and conditions that make standing aside the correct decision.
“I used to redraw my bias every time the 15-minute chart moved. The review sessions made me pin the weekly range first. I take fewer screenshots now, but each one has a reason.”— Mara L., guided chart review
WORK EVIDENCE
See what changes between the first markup and the reviewed version.
Our field notes show the concrete corrections students made: omitted invalidation, conflicting timeframes, crowded levels, and entries taken in the middle of a range.
Read the field notesFROM THE JOURNAL
Notes for the next chart session
18 Jul 2026
Why the weekly chart comes first—even for an intraday plan
The weekly chart does not choose an entry. It defines the larger auction and tells the execution chart which claims it cannot make alone.
22 Jun 2026
When every level matters, none of them can guide a decision
A chart covered in lines may record history accurately while offering no hierarchy. Use origin and decision relevance to decide what remains.
09 May 2026
Write the invalidation before you admire the trigger
A trigger can be visually convincing and still belong to a weak premise. Writing invalidation first exposes whether the higher-timeframe idea is testable.