New Athos classroom · Baratashvili Avenue
Pilot Base Market Institute teaches one craft: mapping support and resistance so a chart becomes a record of where price already hesitated — not a forecast board.
“Circle the reactions first. Name the zone second. If later bars walk through it, fold the page and draw again.” — posted above the studio table
Primary session
Two Saturday sittings. You print historical charts, mark swing reactions in silence, group them into zones, then uncover the right side of the page for an honesty check. Fees are listed so you can plan; nothing is charged through this site.
Same pencil method, different time on the calendar.
Bring two charts you marked during the week. The room walks the levels, challenges weak lines, and redraws zones that fail a simple later-bar test.
Session detail
Drill work on building horizontal zones from repeated reactions, then checking whether later price treated the area as support, resistance, or neither.
Session detail
One instructor and one student at the New Athos table. You arrive with printed charts; together you rebuild the map and write why each zone earned its place.
Session detailI arrived with twenty lines on one index chart. We left three zones. The chart became readable.
Giorgi T. · Support and resistance mapping intensive, spring 2026
The later-bar fold is uncomfortable on purpose. It stopped me from decorating history.
Ana M. · Horizontal zone construction lab
Thursday review is quiet and strict. If I cannot point to a reaction, the line comes off.
David K. · Weekly markup review