Lesson 01
Read support and resistance without guessing.
Use recent swing zones and live candles to identify where price is defended and where it is likely to stall.
- Spot the defended band before chasing the move.
- Use the automatic zones as a first pass, then confirm with your own line.
- If price closes through the band, the level is no longer doing its job.
Users should leave knowing where price is likely to react next.
Lesson 02
Understand trend structure before timing the entry.
Switch between 15m, 1h, and 4h to see whether the move is trend continuation, range, or reversal pressure.
- Start with the higher timeframe, then drill down only after the bias is clear.
- A lower-high sequence is not a long signal just because the candle turns green.
- If price is balanced, treat it as balanced until the chart proves otherwise.
Users should understand whether the market is trending, rotating, or breaking down.
Lesson 03
Match capital to risk before you touch leverage.
Read the chart and the calculator together so new traders can understand what a realistic swing means for their balance.
- The stop location comes from structure first, not from a random dollar amount.
- A small account with large leverage is still a small account.
- If the normal swing breaks your risk plan, the position is too large.
Users should understand what a normal market swing costs before opening size.