Stock Trading, Crypto Trading & Forex Trading Course 2025

Study the marubozu candlestick pattern—a long-body, shadowless candle signaling complete dominance by buyers or sellers and indicating trend reversal or continuation.

Identify the doji candlestick pattern and its three forms—classic doji, gravestone doji, and dragonfly doji—to spot market indecision and potential trend reversals.

Spot the hanging man candlestick as a bearish reversal pattern at market peaks in uptrends, defined by a short body with a long lower back indicating potential reversal.

The inverted hammer candlestick pattern signals a bullish reversal after a downturn, with a short body and long weeks indicating potential price rally upwards.

Identify the bullish engulfing candlestick pattern in technical analysis and trading, where a large green candle engulfs a prior red candle in a clear downtrend, signaling a new bullish trend.

Identify the bearish engulfing candlestick pattern, where a red candle fully engulfs a prior green candle in a clear uptrend, signaling a bearish reversal and a shift to sellers control.

Identify the three white soldiers candlestick pattern, a three-candle setup that turns bullish as buyers return and signals a trend reversal.

Learn the three black crows candlestick pattern as a bearish reversal signal in uptrends, featuring three candles, a large final candle, and minimal shadows, indicating selling pressure.

Identify the morning star, a three-candle bullish reversal in a downtrend, where the first candle is bearish and the third is bullish, using daily charts for clearer entries.

Identify the evening star candlestick pattern as a bearish reversal indicator, comprising three candles with a bearish third candle, signaling sellers returning and urging exit on higher time frames.

Explore bullish and bearish harami candlestick patterns as reversal signals, highlighting two-candle engulfing, trend context, and how price reverses.

Explore support and resistance, where prices bounce or reverse, and how broken levels flip between support and resistance across time frames.

Identify contraction and expansion phases in price action to locate supply and demand regions, and use higher time frames and market structure to spot long and short opportunities.

Learn to draw support and resistance with the rectangle box to identify clear zones, gain confluence, and guide trades with stop-loss placement.

Learn how trend lines reveal support and resistance, identify uptrends and downtrends, and signal breakouts and retests to guide buying and selling decisions.

Master market structure by identifying bullish patterns of higher highs and higher lows, bearish patterns of lower highs and lower lows, including break of structure and pullbacks.

Learn to identify internal structure between swing highs and lows on real-time charts, recognizing pullbacks and shifts from bullish to bearish through break of structure.

Identify trend shifts by break of a higher low in uptrends or a lower high in downtrends, defend important levels, and anticipate pullbacks toward the next swing low or high.

Identify order blocks as dynamic supply and demand zones formed by consolidation followed by a price burst, signaling potential buying and selling opportunities on retracements using market structure.

Learn how liquidity and market makers fuel price moves, use double top/bottom patterns and neckline breakouts, and apply SR flip and trend line concepts to spot liquidity targets.

Apply learned concepts to a Bitcoin chart by tracing market structure, supply and demand, and MSP market structure breaks to enter long or short trades with clear stops and targets.

Learn how the ascending triangle forms with two resistance lines and a support level, signaling bullish continuation when breakout occurs, with measured take-profit targets around 8% to 42%.

Explore the descending triangle chart pattern, a bearish setup with a horizontal support line and descending resistance, requiring at least two steps and signaling a breakdown as price falls.

Explore the head and shoulders pattern, a reversal signal with left shoulder, head, right shoulder, and neckline; breaking the neckline signals a price fall on daily charts, with target estimation.

Identify the inverse head and shoulders chart pattern, a bullish reversal formed by left shoulder, head, and right shoulder with a neckline; measure distance to set the upside target.

Identify the double bottom pattern in a strong downtrend, a bullish reversal with two bottoms and a neckline; buy when price closes above the neckline and target the bottom-to-neckline distance.

Identify the double top chart pattern as a strong bearish reversal in uptrends, with a neckline break signaling a price drop and exit opportunities.

Identify the bull flag as a continuation pattern in an uptrend, enter on breakout, and target flagpole length projected upward; the example shows about a 1.21% move, emphasizing consistent practice.

Master the cup and handle bullish reversal pattern, enter on neckline breakout, and target about 224% using Bitcoin and crypto charts across daily, 2-hour, and 1-hour timeframes.

Learn the falling wedge chart pattern, a bullish reversal signal in uptrends, with a defined buying zone on breakout and clear targets at resistance levels.

Identify the rising wedge pattern as a bearish reversal signal, using ascending resistance and curved support to spot breakdowns, selling zones, and target levels on charts.

The relative strength index (RSI) is a momentum indicator that identifies overbought and oversold conditions using 70 and 30 levels, guiding traders with chart-based momentum analysis and risk-aware strategies.

Master the four RSI divergence types: bullish, hidden bullish, bearish, and hidden bearish—and spot trend reversals through price action and RSI signals.

Learn how the MACD indicator uses the MACD line and signal line crossovers, plus histogram signals, to identify buy and sell opportunities and gauge momentum and trend reversals.

Identify overbought and oversold conditions with the stochastic indicator, which ranges 0–100, and signal buys on oversold crossovers and sells on overbought crossovers across markets.

Use the 4 ema indicator to gauge trend direction, follow the line sequence for entry and exit points, and watch its support and resistance on four-hour and daily charts.

Parabolic SAR indicator follows trends, signaling buy when dots are below the candles and sell when above, but can generate false signals in consolidation; combine with McGeady RSA for confluence.

Master risk management by using 1–2% risk per trade, favorable risk-to-reward setups, and disciplined stop losses and take profits to build consistent, profitable trading.

Calculate position size using portfolio size, risk amount, entry price, and stop loss with the formula capital times risk divided by stop loss.

Master trading psychology by identifying and controlling greed, fear, denial, panic, and anxiety; use simple charts, risk management, and calm meditation to let the market come to you.

Execute top-down analysis on the Apple chart from weekly to four-hour, identifying trend, support and resistance, a symmetrical triangle, and confirm breakouts with RSI and McGeady indicators.

Apply top-down analysis to the Apple chart to reveal a symmetrical triangle on the four-hour timeframe, with a breakout followed by price regression.

Take action now by practicing analysis across stocks, forex, crypto, options, and commodities using candlestick patterns, price action, and indicators, while journaling trades to reinforce risk management and trading psychology.