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Range Trading: How to Read a Market That Is Not Trending
A range is a directionless market phase between two boundaries: how to spot it, how to read it, and why trend logic does not ap...
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False breakout: how to tell it from a real breakout
A false breakout is a break of a level that does not hold: here is how to tell it from a real breakout without trying to predic...
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Liquidity in Trading: Where It Sits on a Chart and Why
Liquidity is the orders available at a given price: where they cluster on a chart, why price speeds up when it gets there, and ...
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Support and Resistance: What a Price Level Really Says
Support is a zone where price has reacted upward before, resistance a zone where it reacted downward: what these levels say, an...
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Prop Trading Explained: Evaluations and Funded Accounts
Prop trading means trading a firm's capital: evaluation, funded account, drawdown, profit split and payout, and what funded rea...
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Trading Journal: What You Should Actually Write Down
What a trading journal should really contain, why the context fields get filled in before the exit, and the two dates futures t...
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Inside Bar Trading: What a Contained Candle Really Means
An inside bar is a candle fully contained within the previous one: what the pattern actually describes, and why the breakout is...
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Confluence in Trading: What It Is and the Common Error
What confluence really is, what it is for, and the independence test that separates a useful read from a plain stack of tools.
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Market Structure in Trading: Swing Highs, Lows and Breaks
What the sequence of swing highs and swing lows actually describes, what a break of structure changes, and what it does not let...
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