Foundations
Candlestick Anatomy
The four prices in every candle, the chart colors we use, and how to read wicks as rejected prices.
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Market Structure Basics
Higher highs, lower lows, and the break that flips the trend.
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Multi-Timeframe Basics
The higher timeframe picks where. The lower timeframe picks when.
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Trend Tools
Trend Lines and Trend Zones
Draw the line from two touches, then thicken it into a trend zone that catches the deep wicks.
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Parallel Channels
One slope, two boundaries, and how to trade rail to rail.
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EMAs and Standard Deviation Channels
What an EMA is, and how a standard deviation band turns it into a dynamic support and resistance zone.
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Chart Patterns
Rising and Falling Wedges
Converging structure, stalling momentum, and the side that gets swept first.
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Triangles
How to draw all three triangle types, measure the target, and trade the breakout or the sweep.
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Double Tops and Bottoms
The second top usually runs the first before it fails. That sweep is the tell.
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Head and Shoulders
The head sweeps the stops above the left shoulder. The neckline break and retest is the trade.
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Flags and Pennants
How to draw flags and pennants, project the measured move, and trade the flag-low sweep.
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Cup and Handle
A rounded base is slow accumulation. The handle shakes out the early longs.
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Levels and Zones
Support and Resistance
How to draw support and resistance as zones that cover the wick cluster, and where the stop goes.
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Support / Resistance Flips
Why a broken level comes back and holds as the opposite role.
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Round Numbers
Humans anchor to round numbers, so orders cluster there. Real levels, zero skill to draw.
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Fibonacci Retracements
Pull the tool right, and why the 0.618 to 0.786 golden pocket catches reversals.
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Liquidity
What Is Liquidity?
Orders move price, and stops are guaranteed orders parked at obvious places.
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Liquidity Sweeps and Stop Hunts
The four phases of a stop sweep, and how the close separates a sweep from a breakout.
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Equal Highs and Equal Lows
Equal highs and lows stack resting stops at one price. How to spot them and trade the run.
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The Swing Failure Pattern
Wick beyond a prior swing, close back inside: the definition, the two entries, and the stop.
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Ranges
Where big positions get built, both edges swept, then one side resolves.
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Execution and Risk
Breakouts vs Fakeouts
Closes decide acceptance. The four conditions of a real breakout, and how fakeouts fail the retest.
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Confluence
One signal is an opinion. Three that agree is an area worth planning around.
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The Retest Entry
Enter on the return to the broken level: the three tells of a clean retest and the R math.
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Risk to Reward
R-multiples, expectancy, stop placement behind the sweep, and targets at the next liquidity pool.
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