Private desk hour · The chart desk at 42 Gyeryong-ro, Gongju

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.

Hands marking pencil swing lines on a printed candlestick chart at a dark wood annotation desk
Format
Private desk hour
Time
75 minutes
Fee
₩140,000
Basis
for one seventy-five minute desk on a twelve-chart pack

Who it is for

People who can already name a swing high and a swing low, and who want a watched hour of marking rather than a review of their past trades. The desk is practice. It is not a reading of your journal.

What you leave with

You keep the marked pack. The sheets show structure first, then one level, then a stop where further marks would hide the bars.

Included

  • A twelve-sheet pack of daily or thirty-minute charts, printed by the room or brought by you
  • Seventy-five minutes with Park Minjae at the desk
  • Pencil, straightedge, and a spare sheet if a page is over-marked and needs to be started again
  • A short closing look at which marks you would still see from across the table

Outside this booking

  • A review of your trading journal (book a Journal Review Sitting for that)
  • Indicator stacks, scan lists, or a set of entries to take home and place
  • More than one bar size in the same hour
  • Chart packs larger than twelve sheets

Who sits with you

Park Minjae leads the desk. He came to the room as a student in 2019 and has marked charts with students since 2022. He trained as a draughtsman, and the desk keeps that habit: few lines, each one able to be erased.

Order of the hour

  1. Choose daily bars or thirty-minute bars when you write. The hour uses one bar size.
  2. Arrive to a cleared desk. The pack is already clipped, or you lay out the pack you brought.
  3. The first sheets are structure only: swing highs and swing lows, nothing else.
  4. Later sheets add one level the session used, such as a prior day high or a range edge.
  5. Minjae stops the pencil when the sheet can no longer be read from arm's length. A crowded page is traced again on a fresh sheet.
  6. You leave with the pack. The room does not keep a copy unless you ask us to hold it for a later journal sitting.

What to bring

  • If you bring your own charts, print them large enough that a wick is visible, with no titles you need us to read aloud
  • Pick the bar size before you arrive
  • Wear nothing that will smear pencil; the desk is paper, not a screen

Limits of the booking

  • Wednesdays, by appointment, one student at the desk
  • The hour teaches marking. It does not select trades
  • Screens stay closed on the desk so the pencil work is what gets reviewed

Next step

Ask for a Wednesday desk hour and say whether you want daily bars or thirty-minute bars.

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