About Module Test
A London training desk built around one craft: confirming breakouts with volume.
Why we exist
False breakouts are expensive. Module Test started when a small group of discretionary traders in Canary Wharf compared journals and noticed the same pattern: entries taken on price alone, with little attention to whether volume supported the move. The first workshops were evening mark-ups of FTSE and cable charts. The focus has not widened since.
We remain a training practice, not a signal desk. Our work is classroom instruction, chart coaching, and live market review — always tied to volume behaviour at levels that matter to the people in the room.
How we teach
Sessions favour printed chart packs and whiteboards over slide decks. Attendees speak early: which markets they trade, which timeframe, which recent break still stings. Coaches annotate in the open so the room sees the reasoning, including when the evidence is too thin to act.
Who runs the desk
Elena Whitaker
Lead coach · workshop design
Fifteen years trading UK equities and index futures; designs the full-day Volume & Breakout Confirmation Workshop and holds most private coaching slots.
James Okonkwo
Market review host
Hosts the Wednesday live reviews, with a preference for FX and overnight session quirks that London day traders often miss.
Values that show up in the room
- Specificity over slogans — every drill uses named instruments and dated charts.
- Permission to stand aside — confirming a break also means naming when not to trade.
- Small groups — twelve seats on workshop days; eight on evening reviews.
- UK context — examples lean on London liquidity, UK listings, and sterling pairs, with US session notes where they matter.
Location
Training runs from Level 10, One Canada Square, Canary Wharf, London E14 5AB. Remote coaching and reviews are available for traders elsewhere in the UK.