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Price Action Strategist

Read the bars themselves: patterns, structure and entries without indicators.

  • 22 lessons
  • 3 modules
  • ≈ 2 h 50 min reading

The Price Action Philosophy

5 lessons
  • What Pure Price Action Trading Really Means

    Trading from the chart's own record: what pure price action removes, what it keeps, and the honest limits of reading a naked chart.

    7 min read

  • Why Price Action Works

    Every print is an agreement: the auction logic, acceptance versus rejection, and why reading evidence beats making forecasts.

    8 min read

  • Reading the Market Bar by Bar

    Every bar is fresh evidence: the three questions to ask, confirmation and warning, and how swings tell the story so far.

    9 min read

  • The Clean Chart Approach

    The decluttering method: what stays on the chart, what comes off, why derived layers add distance, and the one-filter exception.

    8 min read

  • The Psychology Behind Every Candlestick

    The fight inside the bar: the body as conviction, wicks as rejection, the trapped traders they leave, and why context flips the read.

    8 min read

Core Price Action Patterns — In Depth

9 lessons
  • Pin Bar: the Anatomy of Rejection

    The two-thirds wick rule, the close that proves the refusal, who gets trapped, and the two entries that trade it without guessing.

    8 min read

  • Inside Bar: Compression Before the Break

    The exact definition, why ranges store energy, the bracket trade that lets the market choose, and the coil that breaks into a trap.

    7 min read

  • The Outside Bar and the Engulfing Bar

    Two definitions kept straight: the range test versus the body test, where they form and why, and how to trade the winner.

    8 min read

  • The Fakey Pattern: a False Break Setup

    The coil, the poke, the close back inside: how the fakey traps breakout traders, when it is void, and where the stop goes.

    7 min read

  • Doji Candles: What Indecision Really Means

    What each draw confesses, why tension makes it matter, and the confirmation bar that turns a shrug into a trade.

    9 min read

  • Marubozu: the Candle With No Wicks

    The exact equality conditions, the tolerance band, the tick-size trap, and why the strongest-looking candle fails as a standalone signal.

    8 min read

  • Rejection Candles: Reading the Wicks

    The close that proves the probe failed, the message at each wick position, who gets trapped, and the stop that lives beyond the tip.

    8 min read

  • The Two-Bar Reversal: When Spikes Collide

    Two opposing trend bars, the trap that fuels the second spike, the same event on three time frames, and the strength test it must pass.

    8 min read

  • Combo Patterns: When Reasons Stack

    The ladder of reasons, the independence test that exposes fake confluence, and the checklist that turns three strands into one trade.

    6 min read

Market Structure

8 lessons
  • Market Structure: the Full Framework

    The static record, the three states, and the three questions that turn a chart full of swings into one labeled sequence you can trade from.

    8 min read

  • Break of Structure: the Trend's Proof

    The close that turns a labeled level into proof, the retest entry that pays for patience, and the invalidating close that suspends it.

    7 min read

  • Change of Character: the Earliest Warning

    The first break against the trend, why the earliest warning is also the least confirmed, and the test that decides whether to trust it.

    7 min read

  • Impulse Moves vs Corrective Moves

    The three-part test that separates the two speeds, why both exist, and why the end of the correction is the only place to buy.

    7 min read

  • Swing Highs and Lows: Mark Them Precisely

    Five rules that make the labels repeatable: the flanking test, the wick tip, equal highs as levels, and recency.

    8 min read

  • Internal vs External Structure

    One leg on the daily chart is five swings on the hourly, and the frame that owns the trend decides which breaks count.

    8 min read

  • Ranging vs Trending Market Structure

    The same toolkit grants opposite permissions in the two states, and only a close beyond the wall changes which one you are in.

    8 min read

  • How Price Respects and Breaks Structure

    The probe and the proof at every marked level, the ladder from poke to break to retest, and where the cheapest risk lives.

    7 min read

Next level: Fibonacci Maestro

Time and price forecasting with Fibonacci, harmonics and Gann.

54 lessons · Free

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