Ho Chi Minh City · Since 2019

Read the trend. Enter the continuation.

CloudWork Analyst School trains retail and independent traders to spot trend continuation setups — flag patterns, shallow pullbacks, and breakout retests — using price structure rather than indicator clutter.

Candlestick chart showing an upward trend with a consolidation flag pattern

Live chart sessions

Each cohort marks up real historical and current charts together, debating entry timing, stop placement, and when a setup has failed.

Continuation focus

We do not teach reversal hunting. Every module builds toward entering established trends after orderly pullbacks or brief consolidations.

Small groups

Cohorts cap at twelve participants so instructors can review your marked charts and give specific feedback on your continuation reads.

Programs for chart readers at every stage

Whether you are mapping your first trend channel or refining pullback entries on higher timeframes, our programs meet you where your chart reading currently sits.

Instructor pointing at trend lines drawn on a projected chart
Flagship · 8 weeks

Trend Continuation Masterclass

Eight-week live cohort covering trend identification, flag and pennant entries, breakout retests, and trade management after continuation fills.

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Printed chart analysis notes beside a laptop
Weekend intensive

Pullback Entry Workshop

Two-day session devoted entirely to entering trends on 38–62% retracements, with exercises on forex and index futures charts.

Workshop overview →
Risk-reward ratio calculations sketched on paper
Clinic · 3 sessions

Risk Frame Clinic

Three supervised sessions where you size positions and set stops specifically for continuation trades, using your own account parameters.

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What graduates say about their chart work

Feedback from participants who completed our continuation-focused programs in the past two years.

After the masterclass I stopped chasing breakouts on the first candle. The flag module alone changed how I mark up the VN30 index each morning — though I still struggle with overnight gap handling, which Minh addressed in a follow-up session.
Thao NguyenIndependent equity trader, Binh Thanh
The pullback workshop was dense. I wished we had one more half-day on lower-timeframe entries, but the printed exercise book with fifty marked charts is something I reference every week.
James OkonkwoPart-time forex trader, District 7
My continuation win rate improved once I adopted their rule about waiting for the retest rather than buying the initial breakout. The instructors are direct about when a setup is invalid — no sugarcoating.
Lan PhamRetail options trader, Thu Duc

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Recent field notes from the chart room

Practical articles on trend structure, setup identification, and position sizing written by our instructors.

Multiple timeframe charts arranged on a desk
Structure

Reading trend structure before you draw a single line

How to classify a market as trending, ranging, or transitioning — the prerequisite step before any continuation setup makes sense.

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Setups

Pullback vs reversal: five differences that matter

The continuation trader's checklist for distinguishing a healthy retracement from the start of a trend change.

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