Whole classes. As they happened.

These are whole live group classes, published in full and free, unrehearsed, with the one cut inside them disclosed where it sits. None of them was recorded to be shown. You are watching the work as it happened, including the parts where it goes badly.

The group class is live every Sunday at 22:00 UTC, free, and open to beginners, with no sign-up. The link goes out in the Telegram channel before each class: t.me/ChartWhispererCAP.

• 
  Full Class One · Live Group Session · 39:45

  Higher timeframe bias, down to execution.

  Most traders pick a direction first and then go looking for reasons to agree with it. This class runs the other way round. The higher timeframe is read for what it is actually saying, that read decides which setups lower down are even worth looking at, and the entry is taken only where structure and bias agree. The execution is walked through bar by bar in TradingView’s replay, so you watch each decision being made rather than hearing it explained after the outcome is already known.

  Watch the class
• 
  Full Class Two · Live Group Class · 54:35

  Reading the tape, before anything else.

  Distance closed, and the volume it took to close it. That is the whole measurement, and this is fifty-four minutes of applying it honestly — two candles drawn out first so the arithmetic is unmissable, then the same comparison on live ETHUSDT charts from the monthly down to the one-minute. It is the class every student here starts with, because an indicator is a smoothed average of something that has already printed and the tape is not. Charles is blunt about why most people never get this far: they learn a tenth of it, watch it fail, and decide the whole thing is fake.

  Watch the class and read the transcript
• 
  Full Class Three · Live Group Class · 1:03:01

  Spring, test, entry. Read out loud.

  Most people learn to read a chart on their own, where being wrong costs nothing and teaches about as much. This class reads it out loud, in front of the room. Charles walks one accumulation down from the weekly to the four hour first, narrating every line as he draws it. Then Drew deletes every drawing on a section he had already worked, reads it again from scratch, freezes, and gets sent back to his checklist until the first safe entry is on the chart. The last quarter of the hour is questions from the room.

  Watch the class and read the transcript

Separately, one private 1-on-1 coaching session is published whole, with the student’s permission, and is free to watch. It is not a class: Elliott Wave, counted not drawn.