Back to basics
Learn to read the NQ chart
Thirty short lessons, from what a futures market is to how our classroom posts are built. Every idea comes with a diagram and a practice task for a simulator.
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Level 1
Chart basics
Free- 1What a futures market is, and what NQ isUp next
- 2Price and time: how a chart is drawncoming soon
- 3Candles: open, high, low, close, and what a wick says
- 4Timeframes: the same move, four wayscoming soon
- 5The trading day: Asia, Europe and US sessionscoming soon
- 6Setting up a free simulator chartcoming soon
Level 2
Where is price?
Free- 7Support and resistance are areas, not linescoming soon
- 8How a zone is builtcoming soon
- 9Zone strength: when timeframes stackcoming soon
- 10Reading a lesson-plan postcoming soon
- 11Trend, range and chopcoming soon
- 12Speed and conviction: grind or spikecoming soon
Level 3
The patterns we study
Premium- 13Stall into a zone: the rejection wickcoming soon
- 14Break and retestcoming soon
- 15Breakdown and failed retestcoming soon
- 16Higher low at supportcoming soon
- 17The 13 EMA cross and continuationcoming soon
- 18The opening range (8:30-8:45 CT)coming soon
- 19Extended moves: why we don't chase or fade themcoming soon
Level 4
Thinking about risk
Premium- 20Invalidation: where the idea is wrongcoming soon
- 21The objective and reward-to-riskcoming soon
- 22Sizing in a simulator: small and fixedcoming soon
- 23Passing is a decision: WAIT and SKIPcoming soon
- 24Track records and watch-only patternscoming soon
- 25Tilt, cooldowns and walking awaycoming soon
Level 5
Using the classroom
Premium- 26A study-moment post, line by linecoming soon
- 27Heads-ups, plan updates and the delayed-Asia labelcoming soon
- 28A practice routine: before, during, aftercoming soon
- 29Keeping a practice journalcoming soon
- 30Reviewing your day against the reflectioncoming soon