
In this lecture, you will get an overview of how the course is structured and how to get the most value from it.
We will explain what this course focuses on, how the different sections build on each other, and how to approach learning chart reading step by step.
You will also understand the educational nature of this course and the importance of learning chart reading without hype or unrealistic expectations.
By the end of this lecture, you will know how to follow the course confidently and what to expect from the lessons ahead.
This lecture explains how the course is structured and how to follow it step by step.
You will understand what the course focuses on, how to approach the lessons, and what to expect moving forward.
This lecture explains what price action is and why price movement is the foundation of chart reading.
You will understand how price reflects buyer and seller behavior without relying on indicators.
This lecture explains how candlesticks are formed and what each part of a candlestick represents.
You will learn how to read open, high, low and close prices and understand basic bullish and bearish candles.
This lecture explains candlestick wicks and what price rejection means.
You will learn how wicks show buying and selling pressure and how to spot rejection areas on the chart.
This lecture explains what timeframes represent on a chart.
You will understand how different timeframes show different market information and how to choose the right timeframe for analysis.
This lecture explains how to use multiple timeframes together.
You will learn how higher timeframes provide direction while lower timeframes help with precise entries.
This lecture explains market structure and how price moves through higher highs, higher lows, lower highs, and lower lows.
You will learn how to identify trends and potential changes in direction.
This lecture shows how to draw trend lines correctly.
You will learn how trend lines help identify trend direction and dynamic support and resistance.
This lecture explains support and resistance levels.
You will learn how to identify key price levels where price often reacts.
This lecture explains the correct way to think about indicators.
You will learn why indicators are tools for confirmation and how to avoid relying on them alone.
This lecture explains how the Stochastic RSI works and what it measures.
You will learn how to identify overbought and oversold conditions and use the indicator as confirmation, not a signal on its own.
This lecture explains the Squeeze Momentum (SQZ MOM) indicator and what it shows about market compression and expansion.
You will learn how to identify squeeze phases and momentum shifts to anticipate potential breakouts and trend continuation.
This lecture explains what Exponential Moving Averages (EMA) are and how they help identify trend direction and momentum.
You will learn how to use EMA lines to filter trades, follow the trend, and avoid trading against market direction.
This lecture shows step by step how to set up all the indicators used in this course on TradingView.
You will learn the exact settings for EMAs, Stochastic RSI, and SQZ MOM so your charts match the course examples.
This lecture explains the key differences between investing and trading, including time horizon, risk, and expectations.
You will understand why investing should form the largest part of a portfolio, while trading should remain a smaller, controlled portion.
This lecture is for educational purposes only and is not financial advice.
In this lecture, I explain my personal trading strategy by bringing together all the concepts covered in this course.
You will see how I use market structure, trend direction, multiple timeframes, and indicators to build a clear and repeatable trading process.
This strategy is shared for educational purposes only and is not financial advice.
In this lecture, you will watch a live trade example on the US500 that was planned, executed, and closed over a two day period.
The focus is on how price action, market structure, trend, and indicators were combined to manage the trade from entry to exit, rather than on the profit itself.
This trade is shown for educational purposes only and is not financial advice.
This course is designed to help complete beginners understand how to read financial charts clearly and confidently.
Instead of guessing or blindly following indicators, you will learn how to read what price itself is doing and how buyers and sellers interact in the market. Chart reading is the foundation of both trading and investing, and this course focuses on building that foundation step by step.
We start with the basics of price action, explaining how price moves and why it is the most important source of information on any chart. You will then learn how candlesticks work, including candle bodies, wicks, strength, and rejection, so you can understand what each candle is communicating.
From there, we cover timeframes and multi-timeframe analysis, showing you how higher timeframes give direction and lower timeframes provide precision. You will also learn how to identify market structure, draw trend lines, and mark support and resistance levels correctly.
In the indicators section, you will learn the right mindset for using indicators. Indicators do not predict the market, they confirm what price is already showing. We cover Stochastic RSI, Squeeze Momentum, and EMA lines, including how to set them up correctly on TradingView and how to use them together with price action.
In the final sections, everything is put together. You will understand the difference between trading and investing, see how a structured trading strategy is built, and watch live documented trades, including real examples that were recorded and closed in profit.
This course is for educational purposes only and is not financial advice.