Price Action Trading : How to Trade ( US30, SP500, NASDAQ )

Explore candlesticks as the core of technical analysis. Learn how opening, closing, high, and low define bullish and bearish candles and key single, double, and triple patterns.

Explore single candlestick patterns, including dragonfly doji, gravestone doji, and long legged doji. Learn how confirmation from follow-through candles and support or resistance levels guide entries and stop losses.

Identify hammer, hanging man, inverted hammer, and shooting star candlesticks and their bullish or bearish implications, and learn price reactions at chart bottoms or tops to guide trading decisions.

Discover double candlestick patterns, including bullish engulfing, bearish engulfing, harami, piercing line, and dark cloud cover. These patterns form with two candles and signal frequent chart observations.

Identify bullish and bearish engulfing candlesticks to spot potential powerful moves. Bullish engulfing signals a bottom reversal after a downtrend, while bearish engulfing signals a top reversal after an uptrend.

Master bullish harami and bearish harami candlestick patterns, and learn to enter after price closes above the bearish candle top or below the bullish candle bottom on US30, SP500, NASDAQ.

Identify piercing line and dark cloud cover patterns in price action trading. Enter after confirmation: piercing line crosses bearish high or dark cloud cover closes below bullish candle bottom.

Learn how three-candle morning star and evening star candlestick patterns signal bullish reversals at downtrends and bearish reversals at uptrends, with 50% level confirmations for trading decisions.

Introduce the price action indicator and contrast leading versus lagging indicators, focusing on pivot-point based signals and exponential moving average decisions for price action trading.

Learn to use the central pivot range (CPR) and pivot line as a neutral, leading indicator, drawing fixed support and resistance, and targeting the next CPR level on breakout.

Learn to use exponential moving average, including 20, 50, and 200 EMAs, to identify uptrends and downtrends, using bullish/bearish candles around the 20 EMA to time entries.

Apply the CPR indicator in trading view to time entries and exits using the neutral CPR zone, EMA confirmations (20/50/200), and previous day high and low.

Apply Dow Theory to spot uptrends, downtrends, and sideways moves by tracking impulsive moves, corrections, and breaks of previous swing highs or lows for trend confirmation.

Draw trend lines by connecting swing lows for uptrends and swing highs for downtrends, extend lines, and use Dow theory confirmations to avoid false breakouts and guide trades.

Learn to apply Fibonacci retracement and extension with customized settings to pinpoint entry points, stop losses, and targets on price charts, boosting accuracy with the CPI setup.

Explore CPR, a leading, static indicator for drawing support and resistance before price action, and learn its wider, ascending, descending, version, and trained reversal forms, plus practical trading setups.

Learn to set up and apply the CPR indicator in price action trading for US30, SP500, and NASDAQ, using neutral zones, prior day high/low levels, and 20/50/200 EMA confirmations.

Understand wider, ascending, and descending CPRs, including the central pivot lines, and how CPR gaps signal consolidation or trend, guiding shorting opportunities when price opens below CPR.

Learn virgin CPR, where price action above or below the CPR creates a virgin CPR level that acts as a support and resistance level and signals fast bounces or drops.

Master cpr tricks for price action trading by using the central pivot range, neutral zone, and resistance and support zones defined by prior day highs and lows to spot breakouts.

Identify trend reversals by watching how price opens and stays above or below the CPR, with ascending CPR signaling uptrends and descending CPR signaling downtrends.

Prepare your chart before market open by marking higher time frame trend lines and support and resistance, then switch to intraday with a five-minute view and CPR tool.

Identify price action trends in three scenarios: downtrend below the 200 ema and cpr, uptrend above cpr and ema with buying on dips, and possible reversals.

Master CPR-based intraday trading with a pre-trade checklist: assess opening price, CPR type, and virgin CPR; wait 4–5 candles, then enter on bearish confirmation toward prior day low.

Master the price action setup using current day opening, previous day high and low, and previous day close, with 20 EMA confirmations guiding entries and targets at prior levels.

Practice session three teaches price action trading using CPR levels to time day trades, confirm entries with bearish or bullish candles around current day opening, and target CPR.

This CPR masterclass practice session trains setup, confirmation, and short entries on bearish candles using CPI cues, with targets at prior day low and 50% levels, using the 20 EMA.

Trade wider CPR days in this CPR masterclass practice session by opening outside the range and closing above the previous day high, targeting level two and booking profits.

Identify trend reversals using CPR signals by watching how price interacts with CPR; stay above CPR with ascending CPR confirms reversal and uptrends.

Merge CPR and fibonacci retracement to confirm entry signals. Enter on bullish candle above 0.44 retracement, with stop at 0.2 and targets 0.77, 1.0 and 1.22.

Master risk management by always using a stop loss, dividing your capital into four or five parts, and avoiding overtrading to protect gains and sustain profitability.