Group workshop
Support & Resistance Mapping Workshop
A full-day London workshop where new traders learn to mark, test, and review support and resistance with a clear rule set.
View detailsLondon · Chart craft for beginners
Support & resistance, taught like a craft
Weekend workshops and chart clinics for new traders who want clear rules for marking levels — not another indicator stack.
Map levels before you chase candles
AmberHub Academy teaches new traders how to mark support and resistance with discipline — on paper first, then on live charts — so entries feel deliberate rather than impulsive.
New traders often drown in overlays before they can explain why a horizontal line sits on the chart at all. We reverse that order. Sessions at AmberHub Academy begin with market structure, then move to support and resistance mapping, then to how those levels behave when the London open heats up.
You will work on printed chart packs and live examples of indices, FX majors, and liquid UK-listed names. Mentors challenge weak marks in the room, so you leave with fewer lines and stronger reasons for each one. This is training — not a promise of profits, and not a broker desk.
Workshops & clinics
Small-group sessions and one-to-one chart reviews built around support and resistance mapping — not a catalogue of indicators.
One-to-one clinic
Chart Reading Clinic
A ninety-minute one-to-one session reviewing your support and resistance marks on instruments you actually trade.
View detailsStanding group
Weekly Practice Circle
A standing ninety-minute group for traders who already map levels and want structured weekly review with peers.
View detailsFrom first marks to a usable playbook
Follow the curriculum path: identify structure, validate levels, manage invalidation, and keep a clean review habit.
Words from the floor
Traders who arrived unsure where to draw a line — and left with a checklist they still use.
“I used to sprinkle horizontals everywhere. The Saturday workshop forced me to defend each level with prior reaction volume — annoying at first, but my charts finally look readable.”Priya N. · Support & Resistance Mapping Workshop
“The clinic was honest about my habit of moving stops the moment price sniffed a zone. Still working on that part — the mapping itself, though, clicked within an hour.”James O. · Chart Reading Clinic
Field notes
Short pieces on level selection, false breaks, and keeping a journal that you will actually reopen.
Zone width without wishful thinking
Practical cues for deciding when support or resistance should be a band instead of a hairline.
A Sunday review that takes twenty minutes
A short template for comparing planned support and resistance with what actually printed.
False breaks around familiar zones
How to describe acceptance and rejection without inventing a new indicator for every wick.