Journal Review Sitting
A private sitting in which your trading journal is read in the order it was written, then checked against the charts from those sessions and marked in pencil.
Read the sitting36°26′ N · 127°07′ E · Gyeryong-ro
The journal is read before the chart is marked.
Neuron Waypoint teaches technical analysis by sitting with the notes you already wrote. In a single room in Gongju, a review puts your trading journal beside the bars from those sessions and leaves both in pencil.
- 01 Journal, in written order
- 02 Chart from those dates
- 03 Pencil where they disagree
How a sitting moves
You arrive with pages. You leave with mismatches marked.
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The early pages are read first
Han Seoyeon starts where the stretch starts. Later wins do not get to rewrite the Tuesday that came before them. Silence lasts until the dates are clear.
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The chart has to earn the word
If the journal says break, the close is checked. A wick through a high that finishes back inside the range stays a poke. The pencil records that, in the margin, in ordinary words.
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One page for the next session
The last minutes are a short list you can copy into the following week: what to name, what to leave blank, which level you are willing to defend in writing.
What can be booked
Three ways to use the room
Chart Annotation Desk
A coached hour at the desk where you mark swing structure and the level the session actually used, on a printed pack, with the pencil lifted when the sheet gets crowded.
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Thursday Markup Circle
Six seats, one printed chart, and a Thursday evening spent marking the same bars. After the pencil work, the circle reads what each person wrote and where the marks disagree.
Read the sittingA sheet from the desk
Eleven sessions inside a range, and a journal that called the fifth one a break.
A student from Daejeon brought a Kospi 200 daily stretch that had been boxed for eleven bars. On session five the high nicked the box and the close returned. The journal, written that night, said the range had broken and that the next plan was to hold the break.
In the room the sentence was copied into the margin and the close was circled. Nothing else on that sheet needed a speech. The following pages of the journal had been explaining a break the chart had refused. The sitting stopped there long enough for the student to renumber what “later” meant.
“I asked to start at the week with the losses. The reading started where the notebook started. The later pages only made sense after that one verb was put back in its place.”
Come to the room
Private work on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday. The circle is Thursday at 19:00.
The bus from Daejeon and the slower morning from Seoul both end at a small room: dark wood, a copper lamp, printed sheets, no screen open on the desk during pencil work. Write before you travel. A date is confirmed only after we know how long the journal is.
Address
42 Gyeryong-ro, Gongju-si, Chungcheongnam-do, 32588Phone
041-856-3470
Field notes