Intraday Drill Program
Eight-week cohort covering timed setup recognition, risk placement, and session journaling with instructor review after each drill block.
Program details →Ho Chi Minh City · Live Sessions
Read the candle. Execute the setup. Repeat until it holds.
CoreWork trains intraday traders through timed price action drills — support holds, break-and-retest sequences, and opening-range decisions reviewed on live charts with an instructor beside you.
90
Minutes per drill block
Each session runs a full market window with pre-brief, timed execution, and post-trade chart markup.
6
Students per cohort
Small groups so every participant gets chart feedback during the drill, not after the bell.
4
Core setup families
Pullback continuations, range breaks, failed breaks, and liquidity sweeps practiced in rotation.
Programs built around execution, not theory slides
Every offering at CoreWork ends with you marking a chart, stating your invalidation, and logging the trade. Choose the format that matches where you are in your intraday practice.
Market Structure Workshop
Single-day intensive on higher-timeframe bias, session open behaviour, and how to align your intraday entries with the day's structural context.
Workshop outline →
Private Chart Review
Bring your last twenty trades. We walk through entry timing, stop placement, and the patterns you keep repeating — helpful or harmful.
Book a review →How a drill morning runs
Sessions start before the local equity open so you practice reading price under real volatility, not replayed footage from last month.
Pre-market brief
Mark overnight levels, note scheduled events, and write your A/B/C scenarios before the first candle prints.
Timed drill window
Execute one setup family per block. No switching strategies mid-session — discipline is part of the drill.
Live chart markup
Instructor pauses the feed to show where your read matched or diverged from the developing structure.
Journal & debrief
Log entry, stop, target, and emotional state. Group debrief covers one recurring mistake from the morning.
What students say after the drills
Feedback from recent cohort participants in Tan Binh and District 1 who trade local and regional indices.
After the third week of pullback drills I stopped chasing green candles on the five-minute chart. The instructor caught me moving my stop twice in one session — embarrassing, but exactly what I needed to hear.Minh T.Retail trader, Ho Chi Minh City · Intraday Drill Program
The opening-range lab changed how I treat the first fifteen minutes. I still miss trades sometimes, but now I know whether I missed a valid setup or simply didn't wait for confirmation.Lan P.Part-time index trader · Market Structure Workshop
Chart review was blunt in a useful way. We found that most of my losses came from trading against the higher-timeframe level I had already drawn but ignored under pressure.Quang H.Private Chart Review client
From the field notes
Practical write-ups on intraday price action — written for traders who sit in front of the chart, not for casual browsing.
Marking Support That Actually Holds on the Five-Minute Chart
Why prior-day highs often fail as support and what to look for when price returns to a consolidation base instead.
Read article →
Opening Range Breakouts: When to Enter and When to Walk Away
A decision checklist we use in drill sessions before taking the first break of the opening fifteen-minute range.
Read article →Next cohort starts September 8
Six seats remain for the autumn Intraday Drill Program. Request a placement call and we will confirm your experience level and session availability.
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