Lesson
Failed-Pattern Evening
A single evening for failed head-and-shoulders, wedges that did not follow through, and flags that drifted into ranges.
- Fee
- Fixed fee per person, paid at the desk
- Time
- One Thursday a month, 19:10–21:00
- Where
- 61 Seongwoon-ro, Nam-gu, Ulsan, 44682
- With
- Bae Nari.
Failure is part of chart pattern recognition, not a side topic. A head and shoulders that never closes through the neckline is still a drawing you should be able to describe. This evening is where we practice that description without defending the original call.
The tone stays plain. Nobody is asked to confess a loss. We are looking at structure that did not complete.
Who it is for
People who already know the basic names and want to see how those names come apart. Circle graduates often return here. New visitors are welcome if they can already point to a neckline.
What you leave with
A clearer sense of the line that told you the pattern had failed, marked on paper you can keep.
Included
- Four studio charts chosen because the pattern failed
- Pencil and tracing paper
- A closing discussion of the line that marked the failure
Outside this lesson
- A full pattern curriculum
- Trade recommendations
- Review of open positions
How the time runs
- Bae Nari sets out the charts without the captions.
- The room names what the pattern seemed to be.
- We mark the bar or the close that broke it.
- If you brought a sheet, it goes last, under the same rules.
Before you come
Optional: bring one pattern you called, that did not do what you expected. Send it the day before if you want it printed.
Limits
This evening does not reteach the six families from the start. If the names are still new, begin with the Recognition Circle or a sketch morning. Twelve seats.
Next step
Ask for the next Thursday. Mention if you are bringing your own failed chart.