Client stories

Feedback from the review room

These notes come from participants who completed sessions between 2024 and 2025. Names are shortened with permission. Results vary — we teach process, not guaranteed returns.

Marcus walked me through my EUR/GBP chart and showed where I had drawn a level through the wicks instead of the bodies. Small change, but my retest entries stopped getting stopped out on noise.
Sarah L.

Momentum Alignment Session · January 2025

The intensive was dense — honestly tired by day two. Still, having three of my own charts marked live was worth the travel from Bristol. I wish there had been more time on commodities.
David R.

Advanced Chart Review Intensive · November 2024

I came for RSI tricks and left understanding that without a weekly level my oscillator meant nothing. Priya's exercises on the FTSE 100 weekly chart clicked faster than YouTube ever did.
Anita K.

Level Mapping Workshop · April 2025

Eleanor recorded my mentorship session and I replay it before London open. My rule now: no momentum trade unless price is within two ticks of a graded level. Discipline improved; profits still inconsistent.
Tom W.

Private Chart Mentorship block · February 2025

Extended case · Swing trader

From indicator stacking to level-first entries

Background: Chris, a part-time trader on UK large caps, booked the Advanced Chart Review Intensive after two years of mixing MACD crosses with arbitrary trend lines.

Session focus: Day one covered weekly and daily level grading on his watchlist of eight stocks. Day two paired RSI(14) readings with those levels only — no new indicators introduced.

Outcome: Chris reported fewer trades per month but wider average reward-to-risk on retests at daily support. He noted the process felt slower at first and required a printed checklist he still uses six months later.

Reservation: He felt the group size of seven was right for discussion but wanted a follow-up session solely on position sizing, which we addressed in a later mentorship call.

Extended case · Junior analyst

Second opinion before presenting to a family office

Background: Nina prepares weekly chart packs for a small family office. She booked private mentorship to stress-test a gold thesis before a committee meeting.

Session focus: Ninety minutes on XAU/USD monthly structure, daily momentum divergence at a prior supply zone, and volume comparison on the breakdown candle.

Outcome: Nina adjusted her written thesis to emphasise the level conflict rather than the divergence alone. The committee asked sharper questions, but her markup held up under scrutiny.

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