Tewkesbury · In-person & remote

Where price levels meet — and your setups gain conviction

Net Pathhub teaches traders to read charts through confluence: stacking horizontal levels, trend structure, and momentum signals before placing a single order. No signal feeds. No black-box indicators. Just disciplined chart work you can repeat.

Trader reviewing candlestick charts on multiple monitors

Structured chart reading

Each session follows a repeatable framework: mark key levels, identify trend context, then wait for overlapping evidence before entry.

Small cohort sizes

Workshop groups stay capped so every participant receives chart markup feedback on their own examples, not generic slides.

GB market familiarity

Examples draw from FTSE constituents, sterling pairs, and commodities commonly traded by UK-based retail participants.

Programmes built around how you actually analyse charts

Whether you are refining swing entries on daily charts or tightening intraday confluence on the hourly, each programme focuses on the same core skill: recognising when multiple independent factors align at one price zone.

Candlestick chart with marked support and resistance lines

Confluence Setup Workshop

Two-day intensive covering horizontal S/R, trendlines, moving-average zones, and Fibonacci clusters. You leave with a personal confluence checklist.

Workshop details
One-to-one coaching session reviewing trade journal entries

Chart Review Sessions

Bring your last ten trades. We mark up each chart together, identifying where confluence was present, weak, or absent at your entry and exit points.

All programmes
Group seminar with projected financial charts

Evening Chart Lab

Weekly two-hour lab for alumni. Live markup of current market setups using the confluence framework, with open Q&A on position sizing and stop placement.

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What changes when confluence becomes habit

I used to enter on the first bounce off a trendline. After the workshop I wait until the 50-day MA and a prior swing low sit within five pips of each other. My trade count dropped by half, but the ones I take feel much more deliberate.
— Helen M., swing trader, Bristol
The chart review session was uncomfortable in the best way. James marked up a GBP/USD long I was proud of and showed me I had ignored a descending channel overhead. I still trade that pair, but I look at the higher timeframe first now.
— Raj P., part-time trader, Manchester

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Ready to build your confluence checklist?

Next workshop cohort opens quarterly. Enquire for dates and availability.

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