Education

52 lessons. One a week. Free.

A trading curriculum in order — from how price moves to thinking in probabilities. No signal calls, no winning screenshots.

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The curriculum

Fifty-two lessons, in the order they build on each other.

Price reading first, then structure, liquidity, imbalance, entries, and finally risk and process. One lesson publishes a week. Green means written and live; grey means not published yet.

01

Price Reading Foundations

How price actually behaves, before any pattern or indicator.

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01How Price Moves: Impulse, Pullback and Consolidation02Trending vs Ranging Markets: How to Tell the Difference03Swing Highs and Swing Lows Explained04Higher Highs, Higher Lows, Lower Highs and Lower Lows05What Is Market Structure and Why Does It Matter?06Internal vs External Market Structure07How Support and Resistance Zones Form08Why Context Matters More Than a Single Pattern
Weeks 1–8
02

Market Structure

Reading the directional organisation of price.

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09What Is a Break of Structure (BOS)?10What Is a Change of Character (CHoCH)?11BOS vs CHoCH: What Is the Difference?12What Is a Market Structure Shift?13What Is Displacement in Trading?14Why Candle Closes Matter in Structure Analysis15What Is a Price Reclaim?16Structure Invalidation: When an Analysis Is No Longer Valid17Multi-Timeframe Market Structure Explained
Weeks 9–17
03

Liquidity

Market behaviour around the levels everyone can see.

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18What Is Liquidity in Trading?19Buy-Side vs Sell-Side Liquidity Explained20Why Equal Highs and Equal Lows Matter21Previous Highs and Lows as Liquidity Reference Points22What Is a Liquidity Sweep?23Liquidity Sweep vs Breakout: How They Differ24Liquidity Sweep vs Liquidity Grab25What Is a Liquidity Reclaim?26Why Confirmation Matters After a Liquidity Sweep27Common Liquidity Sweep Mistakes28Liquidity and Market Structure: How They Work Together
Weeks 18–28
04

Imbalance, FVG & IFVG

Directional movement and the gaps it leaves behind.

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29What Is Price Imbalance?30What Is a Fair Value Gap (FVG)?31How Fair Value Gaps Form32What Is FVG Mitigation?33FVG Retest vs FVG Fill34What Makes a Fair Value Gap More Meaningful?35When Does a Fair Value Gap Become Invalid?36What Is an Inverse Fair Value Gap (IFVG)?
Weeks 29–36
05

Entry & Confirmation

Turning an observation into an execution framework.

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37Breakout Entry vs Retest Entry38Pullback Entries Explained39Confirmation vs Anticipation in Trading40Why Candle-Close Confirmation Matters41Rejection Candles Explained42Candle Body, Wick and Close Location Explained43Using Volume as Confirmation44Confluence vs Over-Filtering
Weeks 37–44
06

Indicators & Market Conditions

What volatility, momentum and trend tools really measure.

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45ATR Explained: Measuring Market Volatility46RSI Explained: Momentum Without the Myths47RSI Divergence Explained48How Moving Averages Help Read Trend Context
Weeks 45–48
07

Risk & Process

From a trade idea to a process you can repeat.

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49Risk-to-Reward Ratio Explained50Stop Loss Placement: Structure vs Volatility51Win Rate, Risk-to-Reward and Expectancy52Process Over Outcome: Thinking in Probabilities
Weeks 49–52
Written guides

One guide per indicator. All of them.

Page-by-page walkthroughs: the engine, the qualification layers, the risk model, the dashboard and the limitations. Free tools open every page.

Anti-Chop Filter Pro written guide cover
Free · invite-onlyMarket Filter

Anti-Chop Filter Pro

Most losing trades aren't bad entries. They're good entries taken in a market that was never tradeable.

Written guide28 pages
Candle Pressure Flip Engine written guide cover
FreeReversal

Candle Pressure Flip Engine

An exhausted move plus a rejection candle isn't a guess. It's pressure changing hands.

Written guide10 pages
IFVG Machine Learning Model written guide cover
PRO+IFVG

IFVG Machine Learning Model

Don't chase every gap. Wait for the inversion — then check the structure.

Written guide22 pages
IFVG Sniper Entry Engine written guide cover
FreeIFVG

IFVG Sniper Entry Engine

Don't react to every fair value gap. Wait for the one that inverts — then sniper one clean entry.

Written guide10 pages
Liquidity Entry Zones written guide cover
FreeLiquidity Sweep

Liquidity Entry Zones

Price didn't break the level. It hunted the stops below it — then turned. That's the entry.

Written guide10 pages
Liquidity Intelligence Entry System written guide cover
FreeLiquidity Intelligence

Liquidity Intelligence Entry System

A sweep alone tells you nothing. The edge is in everything that surrounds it.

Written guide10 pages
Pullback Sniper Method written guide cover
FreeTrend Pullback

Pullback Sniper Method

The breakout isn't the entry. The pullback that holds is.

Written guide15 pages
Pulse Entry Engine written guide cover
FreeMomentum

Pulse Entry Engine

Momentum stretches before it turns. The pulse is the moment the stretch snaps back.

Written guide10 pages
Reaction Entry Engine written guide cover
FreeSupply & Demand

Reaction Entry Engine

A zone touched ten times isn't support anymore. The edge is in the first reaction.

Written guide10 pages
Reversal Entry Zones written guide cover
FreeReversal Structure

Reversal Entry Zones

A local high isn't a top. It only becomes a reversal once price moves far enough away to prove it.

Written guide10 pages
RSI Entry Engine written guide cover
FreeRSI Reclaim

RSI Entry Engine

Oversold can stay oversold for days. The reclaim is the moment that matters.

Written guide28 pages
Smart Reversal Entry written guide cover
FreeReversal

Smart Reversal Entry

A reversal is only worth taking after the move that earned it — and a close that confirms it.

Written guide10 pages
Liquidity Sweep Entry Engine written guide cover
PRO+Liquidity Sweep

Liquidity Sweep Entry Engine

Every wick past a high is called a liquidity sweep. Most of them are just a break.

Written guide20 pages
Structure Sync Entry Engine written guide cover
PRO+Multi-Timeframe Structure

Structure Sync Entry Engine

Most losing entries were technically correct. They were just taken while the higher timeframes disagreed.

Written guide15 pages
Trend Scalper Entry written guide cover
PRO+Adaptive Trend

Trend Scalper Entry

A colour change is not a trend. It is a colour change.

Written guide15 pages
FVG Retest Entry Engine written guide cover
FreeFVG Retest

FVG Retest Entry Engine

A gap on its own means nothing. The gap price comes back to, after structure breaks, is where the trade lives.

Written guide10 pages
MACD Momentum Entry Engine written guide cover
FreeMACD Momentum

MACD Momentum Entry Engine

A crossover tells you two lines met. It does not tell you the move is worth taking.

Written guide10 pages
Pivot Sniper Method written guide cover
FreePivot Reversal

Pivot Sniper Method

Every pivot looks the same on the chart. They are not the same trade.

Written guide10 pages
RSI Divergence Entry Engine written guide cover
FreeRSI Divergence

RSI Divergence Entry Engine

A line between two RSI pivots is a drawing. What you need is the rest of the trade.

Written guide10 pages
SMT Sniper Entry Engine written guide cover
FreeSMT Divergence

SMT Sniper Entry Engine

One pair breaks the low. Its twin refuses. That disagreement is the trade.

Written guide10 pages
Sweep Reclaim Entry Engine written guide cover
FreeLiquidity Sweep

Sweep Reclaim Entry Engine

The wick that takes out the low is not the trade. The close that takes it back is.

Written guide10 pages