Client stories
Notes from traders who sat through RSI drills, divergence reviews, and private chart desks with us.
The intensive forced me to stop treating RSI as a single overbought line. After week two I finally wrote rules for when momentum fades on the hourly without chasing every crossover.
Private coaching was slower than I expected at first, which turned out useful. We spent a full hour on false divergences in ASX mid-caps before touching entries. I still disagree with one of the swing marks we debated, but the checklist stuck.
I booked the evening clinic mainly to see if the room felt salesy. It did not. Three hours on band behaviour and a short divergence drill — enough to decide the full intensive was worth the calendar space.
Homework markup was blunt in a helpful way. My screenshots kept claiming hidden divergence where price had only paused. By week four the closed-book drill felt fair rather than theatrical.
Extended note — rebuilding a playbook after a quiet year
Marcus, a Brisbane-based participant, joined the intensive after a year of infrequent charting. His early homework still labelled every RSI dip below 40 as a buy zone. Through modules three and four he rebuilt the page around swing confirmation and multi-timeframe context instead. The final playbook was shorter than he wanted — one page — but he reported using it on three subsequent weekly reviews without adding new indicators. We include his story because it matches a common returner path: less novelty, more discipline around RSI momentum analysis.