Curriculum path
A clear path from swing labelling to confirmation filters, whether you start with a half-day clinic or go straight into the intensive.
Map the existing trend
Before anyone talks about a reversal, we insist on a clean read of the prevailing swing structure. Higher highs and higher lows (or the reverse) are labelled without forcing a story. Traders who skip this step invent turns that never arrived.
Find where control thins out
Exhaustion shows up as stretched thrusts, fading participation, and overlapping candles near prior extremes. You learn to mark these zones on daily charts first, then check the hourly only for timing — never the other way around.
Demand a failed continuation
A true reversal often begins with a thrust that cannot hold. We practise waiting for that failure: a break of a minor swing, a second push that stalls, or a pattern break that volume refuses to confirm.
Apply confirmation filters
Momentum divergence, volume dry-up, and location relative to a larger range are treated as filters, not entry triggers. The intensive spends a full afternoon comparing charts where divergence lied and where it preceded a lasting turn.
Review with your own book
The path closes with your charts on the table. Private clinics and the intensive’s follow-up call exist so the method survives contact with your actual markets — ASX names, FX pairs, or indices — rather than textbook examples alone.
Suggested order
New students often take the Market Structure Refresh Clinic, then the Trend Reversal Intensive. Experienced chart readers sometimes go straight to the intensive or book a Private Chart Clinic to test gaps in their current method. There is no forced ladder and no software seat attached to any stage.