Why we teach charts this way
Analytics Infra began as a quiet desk in Millbrook for people who wanted to understand price charts without being hurried into a product. The name nods to the infrastructure of analysis — the lines, levels, and habits that sit underneath any later decision — not to software companies or cloud services.
We stay deliberately small. Mentoring works best when the same person who sets the homework also sits with you while you mark the next chart.
How sessions run
Lessons favour paper markup and spoken reasoning. Screens are used when they help you see structure; they are never the subject of the lesson. We draw on ASX and other publicly available historical charts so you can practise on markets that feel familiar in Australia.
Values that shape the desk
- Clarity before speed — naming what you see matters more than filling a chart with indicators
- Honest limits — technical analysis describes price behaviour; it does not promise outcomes
- Steady practice — short weekly homework beats a single dense lecture
- Local courtesy — appointments respect AWST hours and studio quiet during live sessions
Community
We occasionally host small Saturday workshops at 21 Baker Street for beginners who prefer learning beside others. Graduates of the mentoring block sometimes return for chart clinic hours when a particular pattern needs a second reading.