Reading the Market
Charts, volume, news and the data itself — learning to observe like a professional.
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What does a price chart actually show?
Start the first lessonUnit 1 Charts: First Steps
- What does a price chart actually show?
- What do candlesticks tell you?
- Why does the same stock look different on every timeframe?
- What is a trend — really?
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Unit 2 Volume & Conviction
- What does volume add to price?
- When do volume and price agree — or argue?
- Why does volume matter for your own orders?
- What is "unusual volume" — and why do screeners flag it?
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Unit 3 News & Noise
- Which news actually moves prices?
- How do you read an earnings day?
- What's on the market's calendar?
- Why do the stories always come after the prices?
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Unit 4 Trust the Data?
- Why do old prices look "wrong" on charts?
- When is a quote lying to you?
- Why do "average returns" often look too good?
- How do professionals sanity-check data?
- Reading the Market checkpoint — the chart, the crowd, the calendar, the data
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Last Course exam
One exam, the whole course Unlocks when you have read all 17 lessons
Passing it earns the course certificate. It also counts toward the Investor track (course 3 of 6): pass every course exam in a track to earn its track certificate.