Support & Resistance Intensive
Two supervised sittings where you rebuild your support and resistance map on instruments you already trade.
Support and resistance mapping, taught as a craft
Virtualization API runs technical analysis training for traders who mark levels by hand: swing highs and lows, zones that held, and the confluence that makes a map worth trusting. No signal feeds — just structured practice on real charts.
Fig. 01 — Annotated price structure
Primary offer
The Support & Resistance Intensive
A six-hour workshop (split across two sittings) where you bring recent charts of instruments you actually trade. We rebuild your level map: which touches count, when a zone is invalid, and how to draw without cluttering the screen.
Who it suits
Retail traders who already watch candles but still redraw levels every session, or who chase every wick. You leave with a written markup protocol and two supervised chart reviews.
Full intensive outline- FormatIn-studio or live remote markup
- DurationTwo × 3-hour sittings
- Group sizeUp to 6 trainees
- PrepPrint or export 3 months of your charts
Related lessons
Other sessions in the same craft
Details
Private Markup Hour
A single supervised hour remapping one instrument with an instructor beside your chart.
Multi-Timeframe Clinic
A half-day clinic aligning daily, four-hour, and hourly support and resistance without stacking conflicting lines.
From the floor
What trainees say after remapping
“I used to draw every round number. After the intensive I keep three zones per timeframe and wait for a retest. The first sitting felt slow — we spent forty minutes arguing about one swing — but that argument stuck.”Min-jun K. · equity swing trader · Intensive, March intake
Next step
See how the curriculum is sequenced
Before you book, read the six blocks we teach: from raw swing identification to confluence checks and invalidation rules.
Fig. 02 — Desk markup practice
Field notes
Recent writing on levels
Short pieces on false breaks, multi-timeframe agreement, and how we run a supervised markup hour.
Confluence without clutter
How we score agreement between a prior swing, a session open, and a round number without stacking five lines.
Preparing charts for a supervised markup hour
What to print, what to hide, and how many lines to keep before you sit with an instructor.
Zone width: pencil rules we actually use
A practical range for how wide a support or resistance zone should be before it becomes noise.