Khlong San, Bangkok

Read the candle, not the headline

Site Camellia Core runs hands-on training for traders who want to mark levels, observe compression, and record price behaviour around scheduled economic releases — on paper charts, in daylight, with instructors who sat on Bangkok desks through a decade of NFP mornings.

Traders annotating printed candlestick charts at a bright training desk

What we teach

Structured observation of price around known announcement times — not signal selling, not account management.

News Release Price Action Workshop

In-person workshop · 7 hours (09:00–16:00)

News Release Price Action Workshop

A full-day, in-person session mapping candle behaviour around NFP, CPI, and central bank decisions using printed charts and live annotation.

Session details
Release Week Coaching

One-to-one coaching · 4 × 90 minutes over 5 trading days

Release Week Coaching

Four 90-minute sessions across one calendar week, focused on your chosen release pair with homework chart reviews between meetings.

Session details
Pre-Release Chart Review

One-to-one session · 60 minutes

Pre-Release Chart Review

A single 60-minute session the day before a major release to mark levels, note prior session context, and set observation checkpoints.

Session details

How a release morning unfolds here

A typical workshop day at our Ladya Road room.

08:30 — Participants arrive with notebooks. Charts for the day's release category are already printed at each seat.

09:00 — Instructor walks through three historical release days, pausing at the five-minute mark so the group marks their own predicted retest zones.

12:00 — Lunch break. Conversation tends toward which pairs each person watches and how they journal entries.

13:30 — Live observation block when a release falls on a workshop date; otherwise, a recorded replay with stop-points for annotation.

15:30 — Individual feedback on workbook markings before the day closes.

From recent participants

Specific sessions, named constraints, honest notes.

I had been watching NFP for three years without a consistent way to mark levels. The workbook exercise forced me to justify every line before the release fired. I still lost on the December print, but I knew exactly why — my range was too wide — and that was the first time I could name the mistake.

— Somsak R., Bangkok · News Release Price Action Workshop

Patchara did not tell me what to trade. She asked why I marked a level where I did. By Thursday I was catching my own errors before the session started. The week felt intense; I would have liked one more rest day between sessions, but the pace matched what I asked for.

— Lin Wei T., Chiang Mai · Release Week Coaching

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Latest field notes

Articles on chart marking, release observation, and Bangkok session context.

Mapping Pre-Release Ranges on Daily Charts

How to draw a meaningful compression box from the three sessions before NFP without overfitting minor wicks.

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First Candle After CPI: What to Write Down

A simple observation log for the opening five minutes after a US inflation print — four fields, no indicators required.

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Workshop groups are capped at fourteen. Release-week coaching books two weeks ahead.

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