Support & Resistance Level Mapping Workshop
Mark swing points, cluster overlapping reactions, and define invalidation lines on historical charts. Leave with a mapped workbook for three instruments of your choice.
Workshop details →Technical analysis training · Great Britain
Draw the levels before the market tests them
Appstreamcore runs small-group workshops and one-to-one chart reviews for traders who can read candlesticks but still hesitate when marking support and resistance. We teach a repeatable mapping process you can apply to daily and four-hour charts.
Pencil-first methodology
Every participant marks levels on printed chart extracts before touching live software. The habit sticks because your hand learns the rhythm of swing highs and reaction zones.
Small cohort sizes
Workshops cap at eight traders so each person receives feedback on their own level placement. No auditorium-style lectures where questions get lost.
GB-focused scheduling
Sessions run on weekday evenings and Saturday mornings to suit part-time traders across England and Wales. Remote attendance via video is available for chart reviews.
Workshops
Training built around horizontal level reading
Whether you trade forex pairs or UK-listed equities, the same principles apply: identify where price stalled before, mark the zone—not the exact tick—and wait for confirmation before acting.
One-to-One Chart Review Session
Bring a chart you are currently watching. We walk through your level placement together and note where the structure breaks down or holds.
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Price Action Foundations Course
Four weekly sessions covering candle anatomy, trend context, and how support zones form after sharp selloffs. Suitable if you have fewer than six months of chart time.
Course details →From recent cohorts
Traders describe what changed after mapping practice
I used to draw a line wherever price bounced once. During the workshop Helen made me justify every level with at least two prior touches. My FTSE 100 daily chart looked completely different—and quieter—by the end of the day.James OkonkwoPart-time equity trader, Bristol
The chart review session was direct. I had been treating a round number as support when the actual zone sat twelve pips lower. Still took me a fortnight to stop reverting to old habits, but the correction was worth hearing.Priya SharmaForex trader, 8 months experience
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