About Aimachinelab
A Korobeit teaching desk devoted to technical analysis training — specifically how traders map support and resistance without drowning in lines.
Aimachinelab began as a small chart desk on Fitzroy Street for friends who already traded but kept redrawing every swing. The work settled on one craft: teaching support and resistance mapping with enough structure to survive a noisy open, and enough restraint to leave blank space on the chart.
Why levels, not indicator tours
Most students who arrive already own a platform full of overlays. What they lack is a shared language for which prior highs, lows, and congestion shelves still matter. Our lessons stay with that language — horizontal maps, zone width, retests, and failed breaks — because those decisions decide whether a plan survives the first hour.
How we teach
Sessions are conversational and chart-led. We sit with your instruments (ASX equities, SPI futures, FX pairs, or commodities you actually trade) rather than a fixed slideshow. Mistakes are welcome material: a level drawn from a single wick, a zone so wide it excuses every entry, a refusal to erase a broken shelf.
Place and people
Teaching is based at 11 Fitzroy Street, Korobeit, Victoria, with online sessions for students across Australia. We keep class sizes small. Credentials that matter here are time spent marking charts with students and a willingness to say “that line should go” — not a claim to predict markets.
Values at the desk
- Clarity over decoration on every chart
- Honest talk about uncertainty when levels conflict
- No live trade calls during lessons
- Respect for Australian market hours and the instruments students actually hold
If that approach fits how you want to study technical analysis, enquire about a lesson or read how we map levels step by step.