About
A small teaching practice built around printed charts, whiteboard markup, and traders who want clearer structure — not louder opinions.
Why we teach structure first
Smartwebapps began as an evening chart room above a quiet street in Rocherlea. Traders brought ASX and futures screenshots; we argued over swing highs until the marks on the whiteboard matched something everyone could defend. That habit became the core of our technical analysis training: market structure before indicators, swing analysis before stories about “what the market thinks.”
We keep the cohorts small because structure work needs interruption. When eight people mark the same break of structure differently, the room learns faster than a lecture ever could.
How we work with traders
Sessions stay concrete. We use the markets you already trade, we write rules in plain language, and we refuse tip lists. A lesson ends when you can explain your invalidation without looking at our notes.
Remote seats join the same live room. They receive the same chart packs and the same follow-up call windows. Tasmania remains the home base — 10 Mildura Street, Rocherlea — because the studio whiteboard still does work a shared slide deck cannot.
People
Adrian Wells — lead instructor
Adrian has taught swing mapping and structure drills for traders across Tasmania and mainland Australia. His background is discretionary futures and ASX equities; he still journals his own swings each Friday before the week closes.
Values we will not bend
- No signal rooms attached to the lessons
- No claiming certainty after a single break of structure
- No pressure to trade larger size after a workshop
- Honest disagreement in the room is welcome; sales theatrics are not
If that tone fits how you already approach charts, browse the lessons or ask about the next Intensive.