Price Action
23 lessons in this track so far, in the order we suggest reading them.
Market Structure
BeginnerMarket Structure BasicsMarket structure is the pattern of highs and lows that shows whether price is trending or ranging. Learn to read it, mark it and use it to plan trades.BeginnerSwing Highs and LowsSwing highs and lows are the turning points that define market structure. Learn clear rules for marking them, fractals, timeframes and how traders use them.BeginnerTrend Structure: Higher Highs and Lower LowsUptrends make higher highs and higher lows; downtrends make lower highs and lower lows. Learn to read trend structure, spot weakening trends and trade with it.BeginnerRange Structure and ConsolidationConsolidation is when price moves sideways between support and resistance. Learn to identify ranges, trade them, spot breakouts and avoid range traps.BeginnerInternal vs External StructureExternal structure is the major swing range; internal structure is the smaller swings inside it. Learn how to tell them apart and use both to time trades.BeginnerMulti-Timeframe AnalysisMulti-timeframe analysis uses a higher timeframe for direction and a lower one for entries. Learn a simple three timeframe method, ratios and common pitfalls.BeginnerBreak of StructureA break of structure happens when price takes out the last swing high in an uptrend or low in a downtrend. Learn how to confirm a BOS and trade the continuation.BeginnerChange of CharacterA change of character is the first break of structure against the trend. Learn how to identify a CHoCH, confirm it and trade potential reversals safely.BeginnerStructural FailureStructural failure is when price breaks the levels that defined a trend or setup. Learn the signs, why trapped traders fuel sharp moves and how to respond.BeginnerImpulse and CorrectionTrends move in strong impulse legs and weaker corrective pullbacks. Learn to tell them apart, measure pullbacks and enter trends at better prices.BeginnerCompression and ExpansionMarkets alternate between quiet compression and explosive expansion. Learn how to spot compression with ranges, ATR and Bollinger Bands, and trade the breakout.
Support and Resistance
BeginnerSupport and ResistanceSupport is where buying tends to stop a fall; resistance is where selling tends to stop a rise. Learn to draw levels, judge their strength and trade them well.BeginnerStatic vs Dynamic LevelsStatic levels are fixed horizontal prices; dynamic levels move with price, like moving averages and trend lines. Learn how each works and when to use them.BeginnerPrevious Highs and LowsPrevious day, week and swing highs and lows are key reference levels. Learn why price is drawn to them, how stops cluster there and how to trade reactions.BeginnerSession, Weekly and Monthly LevelsSession levels like the opening range, previous close and weekly open guide intraday and swing traders. Learn the key levels, how to mark them and trade them.BeginnerPsychological LevelsRound numbers like $100 or Bitcoin at $100,000 attract orders and attention. Learn why psychological levels form, how price behaves there and how to trade them.BeginnerRole Reversal and RetestsBroken resistance often becomes support, and broken support becomes resistance. Learn why role reversal happens, how to trade retests and when they fail.BeginnerLevel Strength and ClusteringNot all support and resistance levels are equal. Learn the factors that make a level strong, how confluence works and how to rank and simplify your levels.BeginnerTrend LinesTrend lines connect swing lows in an uptrend or swing highs in a downtrend. Learn the rules for drawing them, how to trade bounces and breaks, and common errors.BeginnerPrice ChannelsA price channel is two parallel lines that contain a trend. Learn to draw ascending, descending and horizontal channels and trade bounces, targets and breakouts.
Breakouts
IntermediateBreakoutsA breakout is when price moves decisively beyond support, resistance or a pattern. Learn signs of a real breakout, entry methods, stops and how to avoid fakeouts.IntermediateFailed Breakouts and False BreaksA failed breakout is when price breaks a level then quickly returns. Learn why fakeouts happen, how to confirm them and how to trade the trapped traders' reversal.IntermediateAcceptance and RejectionAcceptance is when price holds at new levels; rejection is when it quickly reverses. Learn how to read both with time, closes, wicks and volume to judge breakouts.