Reading a chart as a record of what buyers and sellers did, rather than as a set of shapes that predict the future.
INTERMEDIATEYou can describe any chart in terms of structure, trend and volatility, and defend a level you drew.
Structure first. Every indicator in this track is a summary of something you can already see.
22 min4 topics
Highs, lows, and the language that turns a squiggle into something you can talk about precisely.
24 min4 topics
Why a level works when it works, and how to avoid drawing forty lines on one chart.
20 min4 topics
What a candle records, and how to read one from its parts instead of from a pattern list.
A definition you can apply the same way twice, and the tools that make it easier to hold one.
20 min4 topics
Turning a vague sense of direction into a rule that gives the same answer every time.
18 min4 topics
A moving average is a lagging summary. That is its weakness and also the point.
22 min4 topics
Using a higher timeframe for context and a lower one for timing, without ending up with three opinions.
Tools that put a number on something you can already see, so you can compare today to last month.
22 min4 topics
What each one measures, and why overbought is not a sell signal.
20 min4 topics
Measuring how far this market moves, so stops and targets fit the instrument instead of a habit.
22 min4 topics
The few patterns that describe a real mechanism, and honest expectations for all of them.
9 lessons · ~3.2 hrs