Technical Analysis

The three primary chart types, when to use each and how to read them effectively.

From 1-minute to monthly charts, choosing timeframes and combining them for confluence.

The most fundamental concept in technical analysis, price levels where buyers and sellers concentrate.

Drawing and validating trend lines, ascending, descending, and channel formations.

Classic patterns, head and shoulders, triangles, flags, wedges, and their trading implications.

Japanese candlestick patterns, single, double, and triple candle formations with probability data.

The most widely used indicators, how they work, when to use them, and their limitations.

Tools for measuring and visualizing currency pair correlations in real time.

Why the remaining time on a candle matters for entry timing and signal confirmation.

The foundational principles of technical analysis, trends, phases, and market behavior theory.

Reading the footprint of price, higher highs, higher lows, and structural breaks.

Identifying institutional order zones where price is likely to react, beyond simple S/R.

Where stop losses cluster and how institutional traders hunt liquidity before reversals.

Identifying candles where institutional orders were placed, advanced entry technique.

Using volume to confirm price moves, identify exhaustion, and spot divergences.

Using Fibonacci ratios to identify retracement levels and project price targets.

Combining signals across multiple timeframes for higher-probability trade setups.

Comprehensive guide to pitchfork analysis, Standard, Schiff, Modified Schiff, and Inside variations.