A chemicals name and a line that was too thin
Sora arrived with three months of daily bars and a 60-minute sheet for a KOSPI chemicals name she already held. Her only mark was a horizontal line at 142,000 won through a single wick. The closes had been rejecting closer to 145,500, and the swing high that began the decline sat higher still.
Minjun would not shade until she pointed at the March high and said it out loud. They then set the outer edge on the furthest wick of that swing and the inner edge on the cluster of closes. The old line stayed on the paper, crossed, so she could see what had changed. She took the sheets home and, a week later, wrote to say price had sat inside the band for two sessions without giving her a clearer feeling. She had wanted the band to tell her what to do. The sitting had only made the edges speakable. She booked a Marked Chart Review to check whether she had widened one zone on her own without a new swing to justify it. She had. That zone was retired.
Her reservation, which she repeated on the way out, was that the weekly print we added at her request was cropped at the left edge. We reprinted it during the hour, and the first fifteen minutes were spent waiting on the printer in the back room.