About
How Cloud Transf teaches technical analysis through the lens of risk and position size.
Why we started
Too many traders learn pattern names before they learn how much capital a pattern is allowed to put at risk. Cloud Transf began as evening sessions for colleagues who could mark a chart cleanly yet still over-sized breakouts and under-sized high-probability continuations. The focus never shifted: technical analysis training that ends in a number of shares, contracts, or lots — not another watchlist.
Where we work
Teaching and clinics run from Level 13, 110 Bishopsgate, London EC2N 4AY, with remote seats for participants outside London. The City location keeps sessions close to the desks and schedules of people who already trade UK and European hours.
Approach
We treat the chart as a map of invalidation. Structure tells you where the idea is wrong; distance to that level, multiplied by your chosen risk fraction, tells you size. Indicators may support the story; they do not replace the risk arithmetic.
Sessions stay small. We prefer eight faces around a table (or on a single remote call) over a lecture hall, because sizing mistakes are personal and need to be walked through out loud.
People
Eleanor Voss
Leads the intensive and evening workshops. Former execution desk analyst who now spends evenings teaching stop placement and fixed-fraction sizing to retail and prop participants across the UK.
Nathan Cole
Runs mentoring and chart clinics. Focuses on correlating risk when traders hold equity and FX positions in the same week, and on building journal habits that catch size drift early.
Values
Honesty about drawdowns, patience with the worksheet, and respect for capital you cannot afford to lose. We do not promise returns. We do insist that every idea you bring to class leaves with a risk figure attached.