See the auction
Understand open, high, low, and close as evidence of an interaction—not merely coordinates on a candle.
- Body-to-range relationships
- Upper and lower wick meaning
- Timeframe and session effects
The learning path
Four modules.
One repeatable way to read.
Our foundations curriculum turns visual recognition into a method you can explain, test, and refine.
Discuss your starting point
Name the family
Organize common formations by the market behavior they suggest, while avoiding rigid visual templates.
- Rejection and indecision
- Engulfing and piercing formations
- Morning and evening sequences
Restore the context
Place formations back into trend, structure, volatility, and liquidity conditions.
- Support and resistance zones
- Pattern location and quality
- Volume as supporting evidence
Write the analysis
Create a concise chart thesis with confirmation, invalidation, and a record suitable for later review.
- Scenario-based thinking
- Annotation standards
- Journal review routine
What you receive
A working process, not a pattern encyclopedia.
Leave with a 28-page field guide, twelve annotated case studies, four practice sets, and a reusable chart-review template.
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