Nam-gu desk · Seongwoon-ro

Head and shoulders is a drawing, not a slogan.

At Synap Parallax we print the daily chart, pass a pencil, and withhold the name of a pattern until the person across the table can point to the same lines. That is the whole of our technical analysis training in chart pattern recognition.

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Round lacquered table at night, covered with unmarked chart sheets and copper lamps in a velvet room — The naming table after the charts are set out

01 · The room

Twelve seats, one round table, daily bars only.

The studio sits at 61 Seongwoon-ro. People come after a shift at the yards or after a day on a desk elsewhere. Charts are printed large enough that a wick is something you can disagree about with a finger, not a pixel you have to trust.

We study classical shapes: head and shoulders, double tops and bottoms, triangles, flags, pennants, and wedges. A pattern earns its name here only after the construction is visible. If the lines will not hold, the honest sentence is that the chart is still a range.

Orders stay outside the room. The work is recognition — naming, sketching, and saying what would make the name wrong.

Twelve places set around the round naming table with pencils and blank chart paper — Places set before a Tuesday circle

02 · Flagship lesson

Adults seated around a round chart table, sketching patterns under copper light — Recognition Circle, evening sketch

Six Tuesdays, and the name comes last.

The Recognition Circle is the lesson we are built around. It runs 19:10 to 21:30, six weeks in a row. Evening one is necklines. By evening six you have a sketchbook and a clearer sense of which drawings you still do not trust.

Han Dohyun leads. Bae Nari joins when the room turns to flags and to patterns that failed. The fee is ₩520,000, with a deposit that holds the seat. Twelve places. The next circle is scheduled for Tuesdays from 6 October through 10 November 2026.

Read the six evenings

03 · Other ways to study

Come for an hour, a Saturday, or a failed chart.

Two adults at a narrow desk with one large paper chart and a single copper lamp

Single-Chart Sitting

One hour, one daily chart you bring. We name what is on the page, or we refuse the name and show you why.

₩140,000 per hour

Morning light on layers of tracing paper over a printed chart in a dark wood room

Pattern Sketch Morning

Saturday morning. An hour with the pencil only, then a group naming of whatever the tracing paper will support.

₩90,000 per morning

Discarded tracing sheets beside a chart on a burgundy cloth, after a pattern study

Failed-Pattern Evening

One Thursday a month. We study only the patterns that looked correct and then broke the expected way.

₩55,000 per evening

“I left the first Tuesday annoyed. Han made us redraw the same neckline four times because my line cut through a wick he said belonged to the shoulder. He was right, and I still think forty minutes on one line is a lot when you have come straight from a shift.”

Im Haejin · Recognition Circle

Notes from the pencil, not from a slogan.

A hand drawing a line beneath three rounded peaks on unmarked chart paper

21 August 2026 · Han Dohyun

Where a neckline actually sits

The neckline is not the first horizontal line that looks tidy. It joins the two reaction points, and the wicks get a vote.

Paper sketch of a steep move followed by a short slanted channel, with a brass ruler

9 July 2026 · Bae Nari

A flag that has overstayed

The pole is the easy part. The pause has a lifetime, and after that the honest name is a range.

05 · Visit

Write before you travel across the city.

The door is at 61 Seongwoon-ro, Nam-gu, Ulsan, 44682. Telephone 052-260-3317 if you would rather speak. We answer studio mail within two working days, Tuesday through Saturday. Tell us which pattern has been bothering you, and which evenings you can actually sit.

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