Every lesson, as a page
These are the readable, printable versions of every lesson in the Academy path. For the full experience — XP, progress saving, and boss games between units — use the interactive path.
Unit 1Chart Basics
Read a chart without fear
- What a chart actually is
Scoreboards, timeframes, and the only three questions that matter. - Anatomy of a candle
Open, high, low, close — and why the wicks tell the truth. - Bodies, wicks, and conviction
Big bodies mean one side dominated. Small bodies mean a stalemate.
Unit 2Single-Candle Signals
The vocabulary of one candle
- The Doji — indecision
Open meets close. The market holds its breath. - The Hammer — rejection of the low
Sellers dove, buyers slammed the door. - The Shooting Star — rejection of the high
The rally that got slapped back. - The Marubozu — the statement candle
No wicks, no debate: one side took the whole session.
Unit 3Multi-Candle Stories
Two and three candles arguing
- Engulfing — one side swallows the other
The most reliable two-candle reversal story. - Morning & Evening Stars
The three-act reversal: pressure, pause, confirmation. - Harami & Tweezers
Inside bodies and matching extremes: quieter, earlier warnings. - Soldiers & Crows
Three candles of relentless stair-stepping.
Unit 4Chart Patterns
Structure: levels, trends, and shapes
- Support & resistance
Floors, ceilings, and the memory of price. - Trends: higher highs, lower lows
Trend is the water you swim in. Names come later. - Double tops & double bottoms
The M and the W: a level tested twice, then a verdict. - Head & Shoulders
Three peaks, a neckline, and a fading heartbeat. - Triangles — compression before release
Flat tops, rising bottoms, and squeezes. - Flags, wedges & the cup
Pauses, dying momentum, and slow rotations.
Unit 5Traps & Breakouts
Where beginners lose money — and how not to
- What a breakout really is
A level loses a fight in public. - Fakeouts & liquidity
The poke, the snap-back, and who it feeds. - Retests & confirmation
Let the level prove it flipped before you pay for it.
Unit 6Risk Comes First
Survive first, profit second
- Stops are structure
Where the idea is wrong — not where fear lives. - R-multiples: the honest scoreboard
Wins and losses in units of risk. - The 1% rule
Size so that being wrong is boring.
Unit 7The Live Lab
Real data, zero money
- Reading a live chart
The same three questions, now in real time. - The pre-call script
A 10-second checklist before every prediction. - Keep the streak honest
Small samples lie. Routines do not.
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