Patterns & Signals
Chart patterns done honestly — what the shapes encode about buyers and sellers, how often they mislead, and how to test whether a pattern carries any information at all.
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What is a continuation pattern actually made of?
Start the first lessonUnit 1 Continuation Patterns
- What is a continuation pattern actually made of?
- Why does a sharp move so often pause in a flag?
- What do triangles say about a narrowing argument?
- What actually happens when a consolidation breaks?
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Unit 2 Reversal Patterns
- What has to change before a trend can turn?
- What does a head and shoulders encode about a fading trend?
- Why do prices so often stall twice at the same level?
- How often does a reversal pattern reverse anything?
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Unit 3 Candlesticks & Gaps
- What does a single candle encode about a session?
- What does an engulfing candle say about who showed up?
- What is a long wick or a tiny body telling you?
- Why does a price sometimes skip a price entirely?
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Unit 4 Breakouts, Noise & Honesty
- Why do so many breakouts fail?
- Why does every pattern look obvious afterwards?
- How would you test whether a pattern has any edge?
- Patterns and signals — 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 3 of 9): pass every course exam in a track to earn its track certificate.