Evidence
Client Notes
Specific remarks from workshop and coaching students — what they changed on the chart, and where friction remained.
Testimonials
Session two forced me to delete half my fibs. I only keep levels that touch a prior daily high or a gap fill now. My stop placement stopped drifting into the middle of the zone.
— Sora L., KOSPI swing account · Fibonacci Retracement Planning Workshop
The coaching felt useful on USDJPY, less so on a thin alt I insisted on bringing. The instructor said the swing was unclear and refused to pretend otherwise — fair, but I left wanting one more hour.
— Daniel M., FX and crypto · One-to-one chart coaching
Clinic night was mostly pencils and printouts. I finally stopped anchoring from inside bars. Worth the bus ride from Uijeongbu.
— Ji-hoon A., index futures · Swing-level planning clinic
I joined remote from Busan. Screen-share markup was clear; I still prefer the studio for the final plan review because interruptions at home break concentration.
— Yuna C., equity day trader · Fibonacci Retracement Planning Workshop
Case note: KOSPI pullback rewrite
A workshop participant arrived with Fibonacci fans drawn from every minor swing on a semiconductor name. Across sessions one and two we rebuilt from the last clear impulse off the March low, kept the 50% and 61.8% where they met prior weekly support, and moved the stop beyond the 78.6% close. On the final planning sheet the wait condition required a rejection wick at the 61.8% during the Korea cash session — not a market order into the first touch. Two weeks later the student reported taking one planned reduce and standing aside on a second touch that lacked the wick. We treat that as process adherence, not a performance claim.
Case note: EURUSD coaching hour
Three charts submitted: H1, H4, and daily. The H1 swing was corrective inside a larger H4 pullback; we discarded it as an anchor. The coaching hour rebuilt the H4 fib set and wrote an abort if London open traded through the invalidation without reclaim. The student noted the session felt “strict on homework volume,” which is intentional — three charts maximum.