Preparing charts for a confluence intensive
What to bring, what to leave behind, and how pre-work shapes the two training days at Virtualnetapp.
Traders sometimes arrive on day one with every timeframe open and no marked levels. The intensive moves faster when the pre-work is done carefully.
What we ask for
One week before the session you receive a short questionnaire and a request for three historical trades: one that worked, one that failed, and one you still cannot classify. Annotate them lightly — entry, intended stop, and what you believed was confluence at the time.
Also print or export a clean daily chart of your primary market covering the last six months. We mark on paper first.
What to leave behind
Live positions that demand constant attention. Signal-service chats. The urge to ask for “what to buy this week.” The intensive is rehearsal, not a tip sheet.
How the days feel
Morning blocks are quieter than many expect: rulers, pencils, and debate about whether a shelf still qualifies after two weak tests. Afternoons move into timed drills where you write a full entry plan in fifteen minutes, then defend it.
If you are waiting on an intake date, complete a draft of that three-trade pack now. The clarity you gain before you walk in is part of the training.