Who this is for
Active retail traders and part-time investors who follow HOSE and HNX listings, hold positions from several days to a few weeks, and want fewer entries taken against the prevailing higher-timeframe trend. You should arrive comfortable reading candlesticks and drawing horizontal levels.
What you will leave with
A written pre-trade checklist covering weekly bias, daily location, intraday trigger, stop placement, and position size relative to account risk. Most participants complete the checklist on paper first, then transfer the same steps to their charting software.
Session breakdown
- Session 1 — Weekly map: Mark swing highs and lows, identify trend versus range, note major volume weeks on VN30 names.
- Session 2 — Daily structure: Locate pullbacks within the weekly bias, mark prior day levels, compare opening range to overnight gaps.
- Session 3 — Intraday refinement: Use 15-minute and hourly charts to time entries near agreed levels; discuss when to stand aside.
- Session 4 — Review and journal: Present two homework setups; instructor and group critique timeframe alignment and risk notes.
Included and excluded
Included: Printed chart book (40 pages), session workbook, tea and light snacks, summary notes emailed within 48 hours.
Excluded: Brokerage accounts, live trading during sessions, stock recommendations, or guaranteed performance outcomes.
Location and schedule
Held at our Tan Phu classroom over four consecutive Saturday afternoons, 13:30–17:00. Cohorts capped at eight participants. Homework between sessions typically requires 90 minutes of chart marking.