Curriculum
This page is the teaching order used in the Multi-Timeframe Chart Intensive. It is not a catalogue of patterns. If you want a shorter first pass, the foundation weekend stops before the intraday day.
Multi-timeframe reading fails in the room for a simple reason: people open every chart at once and try to average the stories. We refuse that. Each timeframe gets a job, a page, and a time of day when it is allowed to speak.
Day 1
Morning on the weekly print until swing points are boring. A sentence at the top of the page before lunch. Afternoon: daily page face-up, weekly sentence in view. People who ask about entries are asked to write the sentence again instead.
Day 2
Levels that exist on more than one timeframe stay. Lines that exist only to make the page look finished go. Each person writes what would cancel the bias in language a colleague could check. Rubbers are not a joke; they are part of the method.
Day 3
A lower timeframe is introduced under the Day 1 sentence. The job is location, not a hunt for a pretty candle. Independent markup with desk critique occupies the afternoon. The follow-up appointment is booked before people leave, so the method has to survive a week at home.
Pencil, ruler, printed bars. We keep a longer weekly page on the side table because screen defaults hide last year’s range. Indicators are not banned from your life; they are banned from the intensive pages so structure has to do the talking. If a moving average is how you currently decide, Day 2 will ask you to mark the swing without it and compare.
Broker tours. Order types. A model list of “best pairs.” Recorded recap of the three days. Those belong to other businesses. This curriculum is the order of reading and the discipline of writing invalidation while you still believe the bias.