Charting Basics
Reading a chart properly — candle anatomy, chart types and scales, trend structure, and the levels traders watch.
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What does a single candle actually encode?
Start the first lessonUnit 1 Anatomy of a Chart
- What does a single candle actually encode?
- Why does the same candle shape mean different things?
- Which chart type is showing you the most?
- Why do long histories mislead on a linear scale?
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Unit 2 Trend Structure
- How do you find the swing points that define a trend?
- What makes a trend a trend, structurally?
- How do traders actually draw a trendline?
- What happens when timeframes disagree?
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Unit 3 Support and Resistance
- Why does price seem to remember certain levels?
- Where do you actually find support and resistance?
- Why do round numbers show up so often?
- What actually happens when a level breaks?
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Unit 4 Putting a Chart Together
- Why are levels zones rather than lines?
- What does a disciplined chart-reading routine look like?
- How can an honest chart still mislead you?
- Charting basics — course checkpoint
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Last Course exam
One exam, the whole course Unlocks when you have read all 16 lessons
Passing it earns the course certificate. It also counts toward the Trader track (course 1 of 9): pass every course exam in a track to earn its track certificate.