Technical Analysis

Advanced TA Concepts

The institutional toolbox. Fibonacci grids, pivot sets, market structure, supply & demand zones, order blocks, liquidity maps, Wyckoff, Elliott waves and the Ichimoku cloud — learn each tool's exact placement rules, then decode fresh charts with it.

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StartLesson 1 · Fibonacci Retracements

What you’ll leave with12 lessons · 11-line playbook

Anchor the fib on the push's true low and high. A pullback to 50-61.8% is normal. Past 78.6%, it has failed.
Know the exit before the entry. Project the push from the pullback low: 1.272 is the usual target, 1.618 in a strong trend.
Pivots map today from yesterday's high, low and close. Fade them on a quiet day, and go with the break on a trend day.
A break of structure says the trend goes on. The first close the other way, a change of character, says question it.
A zone is the base a fast move left behind. Box its bodies, trust it while it's fresh, and drop it once price closes through.
An order block is the last opposite candle before a break of structure. Trade the first return to its body.
Stops pile up past equal highs, equal lows and round numbers. A wick past that closes back inside is a sweep.
A big, fast candle leaves a gap. Trade the first return into it, and drop it once a candle closes through.
A range builds the cause and the trend is the effect. Buy the last point of support after the breakout.
Wave 2 never breaks the start, wave 3 is never the shortest, and wave 4 never enters wave 1. No clean count, no trade.
Trade with the cloud: longs above it, shorts below, nothing inside. Take a TK cross only when the cloud agrees.

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