Annotated financial chart spread across a desk under soft daylight

Aiconnecthub

Quiet, methodical training in technical analysis — building trade setups you can size, invalidate, and walk away from without chasing noise.

What we teach

Trade setup planning with risk rules written before the entry

Aiconnecthub works with private traders who already watch charts but want a repeatable process: define the structure, name the invalidation, fix the risk unit, then decide whether the setup earns a place in the book.

For discretionary traders

If you trade indices, FX pairs, or listed shares with a chart-first approach, sessions focus on your actual watchlists — not abstract indicators in isolation.

Delivered as coaching

Live video or in-person sessions from The Sisters, Victoria. You leave with marked charts, written risk rules, and a setup checklist you can reuse the next session.

Programmes

Training you can book

Choose a focused clinic or the flagship intensive. Every programme centres on risk-managed trade setup planning rather than signal lists.

Risk-Managed Setup Intensive

A four-session coaching intensive that rebuilds how you define, size, and invalidate discretionary trade setups before capital is at risk.

4 × 90-minute sessions over 4–6 weeks · From $1,480 AUD per intensive

Chart Structure Clinic

A single deep session focused on marking swing structure, zones, and context so your setups start from clear chart geography.

2 hours · $320 AUD per session

Position Sizing & Risk Rules Workshop

A small-group afternoon on fixing risk units, stop placement, and daily loss limits before you refine entry triggers.

Half day (3.5 hours) · $265 AUD per participant

Weekly Setup Review

A standing 45-minute review of setups you prepared during the week — structure, risk frame, and whether the idea still earns a place.

45 minutes weekly · $145 AUD per week · four-week minimum

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From the desk

How a setup session usually unfolds

  1. Chart audit

    We open your recent trades and open ideas, mark structure, and separate impulse from noise.

  2. Risk frame

    Position size, stop placement, and maximum daily loss are fixed before any entry criteria are discussed.

  3. Setup sheet

    You leave with a written plan: trigger, invalidation, targets, and conditions that cancel the idea.

Client notes

What traders say after the work

“I still take discretionary entries, but I finally write the invalidation before I size the position. That habit came from the intensive, not from another indicator.”
Marcus H. — ASX swing trader, Melbourne
“Useful sessions. The pace is slower than I expected — which I needed — though I would have liked more FX examples in week two.”
Priya N. — part-time FX trader, Geelong

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Next step

Tell us which markets and timeframes you trade

Send a short note about your experience and the setups that keep failing. We reply within two business days with a suggested programme and available times.