Crypto & Technical Analysis Trading – Beginner to Pro

Learn candlesticks basics: open, high, low, close, and bullish versus bearish candles. See how wick lengths reveal market trends.

Identify the spinning top candlestick, a small body with long wicks that signals indecision and often indicates a reversal in uptrends or downtrends.

Understand the marubozu candlestick pattern, a long body with little or no shadow, signaling buyer or seller dominance and reversal in a down trend or continuation in an up trend.

Learn three major doji candlesticks: long-legged, gravestone, dragonfly, and how their long shadows signal a tug-of-war between buyers and sellers. In trending markets, doji suggests reversals and supports trading decisions.

Explore the hammer candlestick pattern, a bullish reversal with a short body and long lower wick, typically forming in downtrends and signaling upward moves in BTC/USDT charts.

Spot the inverted hammer candlestick pattern as a bullish reversal signal after a downtrend, featuring a short body and a long wick that suggests upward price movement.

Study the shooting star candlestick pattern, which appears in a downtrend with a short body and long wick, and practice recognizing it on live BTC charts at tradingview.com.

Identify and assess the bullish engulfing candlestick pattern, where a large green candle engulfs a smaller red candle in a downtrend, signaling a potential bullish reversal and upward price movement.

Identify the bearish engulfing candlestick pattern, formed by two candles where a red candle engulfs a prior green one, signaling a shift from uptrend to downward market.

Master the three white soldiers candlestick pattern, a bullish signal formed by three consecutive candles—first bullish, second larger, third long with minimal upper shadow—signaling an upward trend after a downtrend.

Learn how the three black cross candlestick pattern signals a bearish reversal, with three consecutive bearish candles, including a long bearish candle with no shadow, driving the market downward.

Identify the morning star candlestick pattern: a bearish first candle, a smaller second, and a bullish green third candle that appears in a down trend and signals upward price movement.

The evening star candlestick pattern signals a bearish reversal in an uptrend, with a bullish first candle, a second candle that may be bullish or bearish, and bearish third candle.

Learn bullish harami and bearish harami candlestick patterns, where green engulfs red in downtrends for bullish reversal, and red engulfs green in uptrends for bearish reversal.

Learn how support and resistance define price bounce zones, how breaks convert resistance to support and back, with bitcoin and ethereum examples.

Learn how to identify and trade with trendlines, using two taps to confirm trends, breakouts, and reversals, with practical BTC examples and live chart practice.

Identify the symmetrical triangle pattern and its bullish or bearish implications, marked by two taps at resistance and support, followed by a breakdown or breakout that signals entry opportunities.

Learn the ascending triangle, a bullish pattern with parallel resistance and rising support, signaling a breakout and price-action based entry opportunities.

Study the descending triangle chart pattern, requiring two taps on the resistance and two horizontal supports to signal a bearish breakout and a measured short-entry target.

Identify head and shoulders pattern as a bearish reversal formed by the left shoulder, head, and right shoulder, with a neckline break signaling price drop on four-hour and daily charts.

Identify the inverse head and shoulders pattern with the left shoulder, head, right shoulder, and neckline; a neckline break signals bullish reversal and upward price movement on larger timeframes.

Explore the double bottom pattern, formed by two equal lows and a neckline, indicating a bullish reversal; enter on neckline break and target the distance from bottom to neckline.

Identify the double top chart pattern, a bearish reversal formed by two similar highs and a neckline, and learn entry triggers with BTC USDT examples.

Master the bull flag chart pattern as a continuation pattern in an uptrend, measure the flagpole, and set entry and take-profit targets after a neckline breakout.

Identify the bearish flag chart pattern as a downtrend continuation. Enter on breakout and aim for a target equal to the flagpole size toward the upside.

Learn the cup and handle chart pattern, a bullish reversal with a rounded cup and handle; use breakout entry and target from cup bottom to neckline.

identify the falling wedge chart pattern as a bullish reversal formed by a wide top narrowing downward, with breakout targets at wedge's inner and top edge resistances on ethereum usdt.

Learn the rising wedge chart pattern, a bearish reversal with a wide top narrowing to a bottom; a neckline break triggers a downward move with defined entry and targets.

Master the relative strength index (rsi), a momentum indicator that marks oversold and overbought conditions and guides entries and exits, with tradingview steps for 30 and 70 levels.

Explore rsi divergence types: bullish, hidden bullish, bearish, and hidden bearish, and learn to confirm signals with multi-timeframe analysis and multiple indicators, trend lines, and support-resistance.

Master the MACD indicator—moving average convergence divergence—by reading the MACD and signal lines and the histogram on TradingView to spot buy and sell signals through crossovers and volume changes.

Master the stochastic indicator to identify overbought and oversold conditions, using blue and yellow lines crossing at 80 and 30 to generate buy and sell signals.

Explore the four EMA indicator to identify bullish or bearish trends, generate buy and sell signals, and gauge support and resistance, with live BTC/USDT examples.

Learn how the parabolic SAR, a trend-following indicator, signals buy and sell with dots above or below candles, and review example profits like 6% and 27% in up trends.

Risk management is the most important factor in trading, starting with 1–2% risk per trade, using stop losses, and pursuing a favorable risk‑reward ratio for consistency.

Learn to calculate position size using capital, risk per trade, and stop loss to manage risk and ensure disciplined trading.

Develop an emotion-free mindset to navigate unpredictable markets by managing greed, fear, and other emotions, while practicing risk management and staying calm through simple charts, steady discipline, and meditation.

Put your knowledge into practice by applying candlestick and chart patterns, price action, and indicators, while practicing risk management, trading psychology, and daily paper trading across assets.