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Technical Analysis

Candles, trends, patterns, Fibonacci and multiple timeframes

Learn to read a chart step by step: candlesticks, trend, support and resistance, trendlines and market structure, chart patterns, Fibonacci and multiple-timeframe analysis.

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What you'll learn

Units and lessons

  1. Unit 1: Reading Candlestick Charts

    1. Candle Anatomy
    2. Single-Candle Patterns
    3. Two-Candle Patterns
  2. Unit 2: Advanced Single Candles

    1. Marubozu and Doji Types
    2. Inverted Hammer and Hanging Man
    3. Context: Where Beats What
  3. Unit 3: Two- and Three-Candle Patterns

    1. Harami and Inside Bar
    2. Piercing, Dark Cloud and Tweezers
    3. Morning Star, Evening Star, Soldiers and Crows
  4. Unit 4: Trends and Levels

    1. What Is a Trend?
    2. Support and Resistance
    3. Breakouts and Role Reversal
  5. Unit 5: Trendlines and Channels

    1. Drawing Trendlines
    2. Price Channels
    3. Trendline Breaks
  6. Unit 6: Market Structure

    1. Highs and Lows: HH, HL, LH, LL
    2. Structure Breaks and Trend Changes
    3. Zones, Not Lines, and Round Numbers
  7. Unit 7: Reversal Patterns

    1. Head and Shoulders
    2. Double Top and Double Bottom
    3. Inverse Head and Shoulders and Triples
  8. Unit 8: Continuation Patterns

    1. Flags and Pennants
    2. Symmetrical, Ascending and Descending Triangles
    3. Rectangles and Continuation Ranges
  9. Unit 9: Wedges and Targets

    1. Rising and Falling Wedges
    2. Cup and Handle
    3. Price Targets and Fakeouts
  10. Unit 10: Fibonacci Retracement

    1. Fibonacci Ratios and Why They Matter
    2. Drawing Fib on a Swing
    3. The 50 to 61.8 Golden Zone
  11. Unit 11: Extensions and Targets

    1. The 127 and 161.8 Extensions
    2. Setting Targets with Fib
    3. Swing Projection
  12. Unit 12: Confluence

    1. Fib Meets Support and Resistance
    2. Fib, Trend and Confirmation Candles
    3. Common Fib Mistakes
  13. Unit 13: Multi-Timeframe Basics

    1. Why Several Timeframes?
    2. The Factor of 4 to 6 Rule
    3. The Higher-Timeframe Trend as a Filter
  14. Unit 14: Putting It into Practice

    1. Higher-Timeframe Levels
    2. Entry Triggers on the Lower Timeframe
    3. When Timeframes Disagree
  15. Unit 15: Your Analysis Routine

    1. Top-Down Analysis
    2. The Pre-Trade Checklist
    3. Writing Scenarios

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