Watchlist Screening Workshop
Our flagship full-day session. Screen live market data alongside the instructor and leave with a documented watchlist and review checklist.
Workshop details →An Giang, Vietnam · In-person workshops
Learn to screen stocks with clarity, not guesswork
SignalFlow Market Workshop teaches retail investors and aspiring analysts how to build focused watchlists using price action, volume patterns, and support-resistance levels — skills you practice on real charts during each session.
What we teach
Screening skills that carry into your own trading desk
Our workshops center on the mechanics of narrowing hundreds of listed names down to a short watchlist worth deeper study. You leave with repeatable criteria, not memorized ticker symbols.
Volume-first filtering
Identify names with enough liquidity and participation before studying price structure. We cover average daily volume thresholds and unusual volume spikes.
Chart structure review
Mark support, resistance, and trend channels on daily and weekly timeframes. Learn when a setup is forming versus when it has already extended.
Watchlist maintenance
Build a weekly review routine: which names stay, which drop off, and how to document your reasoning for future reference.
Risk framing
Every screened name gets a defined invalidation level before it enters your list. Screening without a stop concept creates false confidence.
Workshops & sessions
Training formats for different experience levels
Chart Review Sessions
Bring your own watchlist. A 90-minute private session where we walk through each name and refine your entry and invalidation levels.
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Market Scan Coaching
Four weekly group calls covering sector rotation, breadth indicators, and how to adjust your screening filters as conditions shift.
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From recent participants
What changes after a screening workshop
I used to add twenty tickers every Sunday without any filter. After the workshop I cut my list to six names and actually tracked why each one stayed. My journal entries got shorter but more useful.Pham Minh TuRetail investor, Ho Chi Minh City · Watchlist Screening Workshop
The volume section alone was worth attending. I had been ignoring declining participation on names I liked. Tuấn walked us through three live examples where price looked fine but volume told a different story.Nguyen Thi LanPart-time trader, Can Tho · Watchlist Screening Workshop
Honest feedback: the first hour felt dense if you have never drawn a trend line. By afternoon it clicked because we kept applying the same steps to new charts. I would have liked one more break, but the pace worked for most of the group.Tran Van HieuEngineer learning technical analysis · Chart Review Session
Field notes
Guides from our screening practice
Why we read volume before price on every screen
Volume confirms whether other participants agree with a move. Here is how we use it as the first filter in our weekly scan.
Drawing support and resistance that still matter next week
Horizontal levels only help if they reflect actual trading behavior. We show the three criteria we use before marking a line.
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