Confluence Mapping Intensive

Three days of structured marking work that takes you from blank chart to a reviewed confluence map you can carry into live sessions.

Who this is for

Discretionary traders who already execute manually and want a repeatable process for finding overlap zones — not traders looking for entry signals or automated level detection.

You should arrive comfortable drawing horizontal lines, switching timeframes, and reading basic candle structure. We do not teach platform navigation or order execution.

What you receive

  • Pre-intensive worksheet: instrument selection and session schedule review
  • Day 1 — Swing structure audit on daily and four-hour charts
  • Day 2 — Volume cluster mapping and zone width decisions
  • Day 3 — Multi-timeframe stack review and final map export
  • Two weeks of asynchronous chart checks (one submission per weekday)
  • Printed mark-up reference sheet for your desk

What is not included

Trade calls, broker setup, indicator configuration, or ongoing mentorship beyond the two-week feedback window. We mark charts together; we do not manage positions for you.

Logistics

Duration: 3 consecutive days, 9:00–16:00 ICT with a one-hour lunch break

Location: RouteBase classroom at 261E Nguyen Van Troi, Phu Nhuan District, or live online via shared screen

Capacity: 8 traders per cohort (in-person), 12 online

Preparation: Bring your charting platform, three instruments you actively trade, and exported charts from the prior two weeks

Price: From 18,500,000 VND (in-person includes printed materials; online cohorts receive digital copies)

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Annotated trading chart with highlighted confluence zone bands

How the three days unfold

  1. Structure pass. Mark every significant swing high and low on daily charts for your three instruments. Rank by touch count and label provisional zones.
  2. Volume pass. Overlay volume-at-price or histogram data. Note where participation clusters reinforce or contradict your horizontal levels.
  3. Compression pass. Identify bands where two or more independent levels fall within a defined pip or tick range. Decide which bands earn a shaded confluence zone.
  4. Timeframe stack. Pull the same process to four-hour and session charts. Resolve conflicts between frames before the final review.
  5. Live review. Present your map to the cohort. Defend each zone in plain language — what price did, how many times, and why the overlap matters.