Bac Giang · In-person training

Read the gap between price and momentum before the crowd notices

DataField Chart Practice runs small-group workshops and one-to-one coaching for traders who want to mark divergences on RSI, MACD, and volume with confidence — not guesswork.

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Printed chart drills

Every session uses real historical charts marked by hand before any screen work begins.

Three-indicator focus

RSI, MACD histogram, and volume are taught together so you see when they agree or conflict.

Six seats maximum

Group workshops stay small enough for individual chart review during the session.

Sessions

Training built around marking divergences on real charts

Whether you attend a weekend intensive or book private coaching, each format follows the same progression: identify the swing points, compare indicator peaks, and decide whether volume confirms the signal.

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Flagship · 2 days

Divergence Spotting Intensive

A structured weekend covering regular and hidden divergences across RSI and MACD, with live chart marking exercises and a take-home practice workbook.

One-to-one coaching session with notebooks and charts spread on a table

Private · 90 min

Private Chart Coaching

Bring your own marked charts or use ours. We walk through your specific setups and where indicator readings diverged from price action.

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Group · 3 hours

Indicator Foundations

For newer traders who need a clear grounding in how RSI, MACD, and volume behave before attempting divergence reads.

How a session unfolds

From blank chart to marked divergence in four stages

  1. Plot the swings

    Mark higher highs and lower lows on price first. Everything else references these anchor points.

  2. Overlay indicators

    Pull RSI and MACD readings at the same swing dates. Note where the indicator fails to follow price.

  3. Check volume

    Volume bars at divergence points often tell you whether the move has participation or is running on fumes.

  4. Write the thesis

    Each participant drafts a one-paragraph read: what the divergence suggests, what would invalidate it, and the timeframe.

Client stories

What participants say after marking their first confirmed divergence

During the intensive I finally understood why my RSI readings looked "wrong" on a trending stock — it was a hidden bullish divergence I had been dismissing. The printed drill sheets made the pattern click in a way YouTube never did.
Minh T.Attended Divergence Intensive, March 2026
Private coaching helped me review three months of my own charts. Linh pointed out that I was marking MACD peaks on the wrong candles — a habit I would not have caught alone. Still working on volume confirmation, but the session was worth the trip from Hanoi.
David K.Private Chart Coaching client
The foundations class was slower than I expected, which was actually what I needed. I wanted to jump straight to divergences but realised I did not fully grasp how MACD histogram bars relate to the signal line. Glad I started here first.
Phuong L.Indicator Foundations, February 2026

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