I still remember that in 1997 internet was still billed by the second and the 56K modem screeched on every connect. Thais were just starting to open internet cafés nationwide, yet there was nowhere to talk shop — so I opened the web board SiamCafe.net on plain vBulletin, meant as a gathering place for café owners — from 16-inch CRT monitors and graphics cards to software like SquidNT you configured all night by hand. Everyone who lived through that era knows one another. Today the vintage threads, more than 47,804 posts are still all there, siamcafe.net/blog ready to be read again
I kept working that zone and my IT skills kept growing — assembling machines, setting up servers, writing software for the shops — until at one point I turned to investing and trading Forex seriously. The early losses hurt like they hurt everyone else, but what surprised me wasn't the charts — it was something most Thais simply could not find: serious lessons written in Thai. Most of what existed was foreign brokers selling translated courses, or teaching aimed purely at driving deposit volume
So I founded iCafeFX The first goal was not complicated: take what I wished I had when I started trading and build it for others — a complete Thai-language curriculum, from reading basic Technical Analysis charts to risk management, which I believe matters more than any signal call. The hub lives at icafeforex.com with free daily XAUUSD gold analysis at xmsignal.com
Beyond teaching, I also maintain a network of websites connecting the IT world with finance siam2r.com covers finance content and IT careers siamlancard.com for hardware, while siamcafebook.com collects the manuals I have written over the years. Nobody was hired to write these — many topics require doing the work yourself to know the real details
On the broker side, I have worked with XM for over 13 years at Legend Partner level (referral code cafefx) — because I actually use the service and recommend only what I use myself. I have never sold the dream of getting rich quick from trading
Today I still do everything the same way: morning gold analysis, updating lessons, answering questions in the community kittithat.com This page is simply one person's story — someone whose computer screen has been office, school, and a second home since 1997