The Complete Price Action Course - Advanced Forex Trading

Identify market direction, trade with the direction or against it as a counter-trend, and assess higher-timeframe momentum to gauge current market moves in advanced forex trading.

Distinguish impulsive and corrective waves in Elliott Wave Theory, recognizing waves 1–5 and A–C to gauge direction. Analyze price moves against time to spot entry opportunities aligned with the impulse.

Learn to read bulls versus bears by spotting turning points, ranges, and pullbacks, gauge momentum, and form short or long biases within a downtrend, using levels and reversal patterns.

Identify the turn as the highest tip or lowest point marking a V-shaped reversal and shift. Confirm with a big candle and range context to choose long or short entries.

Identify the subtler u-shaped turn within a rectangular range, using 4-hour charts to trade tops and bottoms. Recognize ascending broadening as a turning point and align with higher-timeframe trends.

Identify the three outcomes for price action within a range: a break out, a false break, or a contained move, and use right-hand edge analysis to gauge direction.

Learn to read price action with no indicators by using higher timeframes to gauge direction and the strength of bulls and bears, identify ranges, breakouts, retests, and v-shaped reversals.

Identify APRC, a potential reversal zone, by recognizing higher probability levels in price action, where price reacts and guides your entries and exits.

Learn to draw supply and demand rectangles, identifying four types—rally based rally, rally based drop, drop based rally, and drop based drop—and gauge strength from price moves.

Draw horizontal lines to mark traditional support and resistance at peaks and troughs, forming rectangle ranges. Use these two lines as guides for future trades as price respects them.

Learn to draw trendlines and diagonal channel ranges by focusing on angles, especially around 45 degrees, and identify where price bounces or breaks with resistance confluence from horizontal lines.

Identify swap zones where former support flips to resistance and vice versa, rooted in supply and demand psychology. Spot pullbacks and re-entry at key levels after stop-outs to anticipate reversals.

Master fresh levels and the first real test as the strongest retest opportunity in price action trading. Practice identifying second and third retests around supply, resistance, and demand zones.

Explains the last level barrier concept and advises placing protective stops beyond the barrier to guard against stop hunts and fakeouts, with retest examples.

Identify the last man standing and the first man in line as psychological levels that trigger momentum, signaling breakouts and re-entry opportunities on retests.

Identify true support and resistance by analyzing higher timeframes to separate fake outs from real orders, and spot true supply levels for safer, retest-based entries.

Identify price action zones, rectangles, and trendlines to spot high-probability turning points and understand retests, barriers, and stop-loss placements for entry and exit decisions.

Explore extra price action and patterns that provide edges in direction and turning point, while keeping trading simple and focused on price and price only.

Spot the head and shoulders pattern in price action to identify potential trend reversals, with left shoulder, head, right shoulder, and neckline, guiding short entries or longs.

Master the three drives pattern in price action to anticipate price turns as three pushes signal a reversal, aided by specific extensions and retracements near support.

Identify the price action 1-2-3 pattern and its reversal signals, including pullbacks and engulfed areas, to time entries with tight stops and confirm trend changes.

Identify regular and hidden divergences using a 14-period cci or other oscillators to spot reversals or continuations, then confirm with price action, support, and resistance for re-entry and short setups.

Spot double tops and bottoms, and triple tops, to time entries and exits with small stops, using price action and divergences across real-time frames in forex.

Explore price action patterns such as head and shoulders, three drives, and double or triple tops and bottoms, with divergence and support-resistance guiding entries and stops.

The lecture reveals how smart money patterns drive price action in forex, showing how big players manipulate retail traders with chart footprints and entry triggers rooted in greed and fear.

Learn to spot fake outs used by big players to trap breakout traders, then trade against them by recognizing range, supply, and higher-timeframe direction, with disciplined stop losses.

Learn how big body candles trigger fake outs and trap retail traders fearing missed moves, and how to identify high-probability reversals using higher-timeframe context, supply and resistance levels.

Learn how bull and bear traps create fake moves near stop-hunt zones, using harmonic patterns like W and M to mislead retail traders while smart money guides the price.

Analyze how big players manipulate price action with bull traps and divergences, teaching traders to read three-bear candles, stop-loss behavior, and re-entry opportunities for discounted prices.

Intro to the price action course outlines the three core elements, entries, exits, and risk management, and explains two entry styles, aggressive and conservative, with timeframe analysis for precise entries.

Discover how the turn—v-shaped or u-shaped—signals entry timing in forex, weighing conservative post-turn entries against aggressive pre-turn entries, with momentum, pullbacks, limit orders, and stop-loss rules.

Enter aggressively before the turn with limit orders at key demand/supply levels, scale into the trade, and use stops beyond the last barrier to manage risk.

Learn conservative entry techniques after the turn using market, limit, or stop orders. Enter on candle close or pullbacks near true support and resistance, with stops above highs.

Master price action entries in advanced forex trading, balancing aggressive pre-turn and conservative post-turn setups with market or limit orders, pullbacks, and breaks of highs and lows, using no indicators.

Take control of exits and stop loss to protect capital in price action, aim for a reward ratio greater than one, and align exit levels with entry setups for profits.

Place stop losses at decision points that can change the trend, protecting exits and preserving the uptrend. Avoid tight stops that trigger premature exits while planning take-profit.

Set take-profit targets according to the timeframe, recognize downtrends and ranges, and use retests with resistance and demand levels to time exits. Manage entries with tight stops.

Learn how to protect profits with trailing stops and price action. Move stops with market structure and swing points, using parabolic SAR.

Use partial exits to secure profits in forex. Take partial profits at the first target or turning point, then run the rest risk-free.

Place protective stops to guard positions and cut losers immediately. Let your winners run, use trailing stops and partial exits to capture big moves, with targets set by timeframe.

Focus on building a systematic, chronological trading process that guides your analysis step by step. Apply Elder's reminder that the goal is to achieve the best rates, with money secondary.

Apply the price action trading blueprint for forex by following a numbers-based checklist to diagnose market phase, trend, range, support and resistance, and plan precise entry and exit setups.

Discover how to fuse price action reading with discretionary trading, avoid mechanical rules, and trade your plan with disciplined execution guided by the price action blueprint.

Explore how a personal trading style shapes price action decisions in forex, with risk per trade set at $50, and a mix of day-to-swing trades lasting hours to days.

Blend knowledge from models 1–7 into a personalized price-action system in discretionary trading. Practice risk management with stop losses, take profits, and analysis of ranges and reversals in setups.

Practice risk management and consistency by sticking to your rules and plan; trading becomes a probabilistic game where disciplined execution grows your equity curve despite drawdowns.

Master price action fundamentals with patient practice, risk management, and journaling to build consistent trading over time. Focus on market states, direction, and higher timeframes, avoiding overtrading and chasing profits.