Twelfth floor · SSP Tower 3 · Silom Road
Vault Canvas Hub is a Bangkok classroom for volume and market profile basics. Traders sit with printed TPO charts, a pencil, and eight chairs. We teach the auction of a completed day — not a list of levels to buy.
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What happens in the room
Most people who write to us already watch SET futures, a currency pair, or an index. They can name a candle. They cannot yet say where the session spent its time, where volume actually traded, or whether the high was rejected or merely stopped.
Market profile gives that day a shape: letters for time at price, a point of control, a value area of about 70 percent of those letters, tails of excess, poor highs that did not finish. Volume-at-price then asks a second question: did the trade concentrate in the same band as the time?
We keep the foundational work on printed pages. Software will draw the overlay instantly. It will not stop you treating yesterday’s value area as a support line. The pencil will.
Flagship sitting
Four consecutive Saturdays, 09:00–12:30, in the Silom classroom. You leave able to letter a TPO, mark value, and describe overnight inventory without borrowing language from a chat group.
THB 28,000 · eight seats
Also in the building
The workshop is the usual first step. After that, a Wednesday circle on volume-at-price, a ninety-minute review of your own pages, or a closed day for a desk that already shares one market.
Wednesday evenings
A two-hour table session on recent volume profiles — high-volume nodes, low-volume gaps, and the difference between time and volume at the same price.
Ninety minutes
Bring ten of your own marked sessions. We read them together at the table and correct the lettering, the value area, and the story you told yourself about the open.
One day, your instrument
A closed-door day for a desk or a private circle that already shares one market. We teach from that market’s recent sessions only.
Silom, not a webinar
The classroom is on the twelfth floor at 88 12th Floor Ssp Tower 3 Silom Road, Bangkok, Bangkok, 10500, Thailand. Saturday intakes run in English. Tea is on the side table. Laptops stay closed during lettering.
We do not send trade recommendations, scanner files, or recordings. If you need a signal list, this is the wrong address. If you want to argue about a finished auction with seven other people who watch a real session, write to us with the month you can sit.
Write to the classroomFrom the January intake
The hand lettering on Saturday one felt slow, and I said so in the room. I still think a projector could have saved forty minutes. What I cannot argue with: by Saturday four I presented a full week on one instrument without asking Nira where the POC was. I also still freeze when the live session is open — the workshop did not fix that, and they did not pretend it would.