A shorter hour
Single Chart Sitting
Seventy-five minutes on one instrument. The weekly sheet and the monthly sheet are the only pages opened. Useful when a longer desk is more than the season allows.
Who the hour is for
Someone with a specific market already in hand who wants a structured hour on its higher sheets before deciding whether an eight-week study is warranted.
What you leave with
A marked pair of sheets and a short written note, in the student's handwriting, of what the monthly close would have to do to spoil the reading.
Inside the fee
- Seventy-five minutes with Han Seorin or Park Minjae
- Use of the room's reference sheets for that instrument during the hour
- Pencil work on a copy the student takes home
Outside the fee
- The eight-week notebook sequence
- A printed twenty-year pack, unless requested separately
- Follow-up commentary after the student leaves the room
Who sits with you
Han Seorin takes the sitting when the week allows. Park Minjae takes it when the chart library week is his.
How the time is spent
- The student names the instrument when reserving the hour.
- The first half stays on the monthly sheet.
- The second half brings in the weekly sheet and stops there.
- The last ten minutes are for the student's own sentence about what would weaken the reading.
Before you come
Bring the question you actually have about this market. A vague request to 'look at everything' is narrowed to one instrument before the clock starts.
Limits of the sitting
- One instrument only
- Daily and intraday sheets are not opened
- A printed pack can be added for ₩45,000 if requested at least four days ahead
Where
31 Simin-daero, Dongan-gu, Anyang-si, Gyeonggi-do, 14049
The next step
Request a sitting and name the instrument plus a preferred date.