The whole course on one chart, flashcards for the structure vocabulary, and ten questions on swings, breaks, zones, liquidity, order blocks and testing.
By the end you'll be able to
Recall the market-structure terms from the whole course and how each is marked
Answer mixed questions on swings, breaks, zones, liquidity, order blocks and testing
Decide whether you are ready to write and test a structure rule of your own
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7 short lessons with quizzes and interactive tools
Every term in this course is a rule applied to candles. If you can apply each rule by hand and say what it cannot tell you, you have what the course set out to teach.
The course on one chart
Swings, BOS and CHoCH, order blocks and fair value gaps on one illustrative chart. Change the rules and check you can explain every label that moves.
Flashcards
Market-structure terms
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Course quiz
Course quiz: 10 questions
Question 1 of 10
Five highs in a row: 1.0830, 1.0841, 1.0855, 1.0849, 1.0838. Under N = 2, which candle is a swing high?
Question 2 of 10
With N = 2, a possible swing high forms on candle 20. When is it confirmed?
Question 3 of 10
Uptrend with the last higher low at 1.2675. A candle closes at 1.2668. Under a close rule, what is it?
Question 4 of 10
In an uptrend, a wick goes 4 pips above the last swing high and the candle closes below it. Under a wick rule, what is it?
Question 5 of 10
Demand zone 1.0808 to 1.0822. You buy at 1.0822 with the stop 5 pips below the zone. How many pips are at risk?
Question 6 of 10
Where does buy-side liquidity sit?
Question 7 of 10
$3,000 account, 1% risk. You place the stop 30 pips away on EUR/USD to keep it clear of equal lows. What size?
Question 8 of 10
Price closes below the last higher low, breaking structure down. Under this course's rule, which candle is the bearish order block?
Question 9 of 10
In a fall, candle 1's low is 1.2710 and candle 3's high is 1.2695. What is between them?
Question 10 of 10
A 50-trade backtest: 14 wins at +3R, 36 losses at −1R. Costs are 0.1R per trade. What is the fair conclusion?
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