BOS vs CHoCH: Break of Structure and Change of Character
BOS vs CHoCH: how a break of structure differs from a change of character, with close and wick rules, timeframes, false breaks and how to test them.
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Reading charts, price action and the forces that move currencies.
BOS vs CHoCH: how a break of structure differs from a change of character, with close and wick rules, timeframes, false breaks and how to test them.
Order blocks in forex explained: mark a bullish or bearish block, choose body or wick, track mitigation and invalidation, place stops and test the idea.
Elliott wave theory explained fairly: the 5-3 wave pattern, the three hard rules, Fibonacci ratios, why counts change and what tests can show.
How to backtest a trading strategy honestly: fixed rules, 100+ trades, out-of-sample data, real costs, results in R and a forward test on demo.
The Ichimoku cloud uses five lines to show trend, momentum and support zones at a glance. Learn each formula, how to read the cloud and where it fails.
A liquidity sweep is a quick move through an obvious high or low that triggers stops and reverses. See where stops cluster, why they happen and the risks.
The London breakout strategy explained: mark the Asian range, plan entries, stops and targets, handle false breaks and spreads, and test it before use.
Market structure in forex is the pattern of swing highs and lows. Learn one swing rule, break of structure vs change of character, and where they fail.
Pivot points in forex explained: the classic formula, a worked EUR/USD example, Fibonacci and Camarilla variants, how traders use them and where they fail.
RSI divergence warns that momentum is fading, not that price will turn. Learn regular and hidden divergence, how to draw it and how to confirm it.
The stochastic oscillator shows where price closed within its recent range. Learn the %K and %D formula, 14,3,3 settings, crossovers and where it fails.
Supply and demand zones mark where price based before a strong move. Learn a consistent drawing rule, fresh vs tested zones, and how to test them honestly.
The ATR indicator measures how far a pair typically moves per candle. Learn the average true range formula and how to use it for stops and position size.
Bollinger Bands explained: how a 20-period average and two standard deviations measure volatility, what a squeeze means and why a touch is not a signal.
Breakout trading in forex explained: why fakeouts happen, how to confirm a break, where to enter, stop and target, and how London open breakouts work.
Learn 12 candlestick patterns, from the hammer and doji to engulfing and morning star: what each shows, where it matters and where the stop goes.
Chart patterns explained: how double tops, head and shoulders, triangles, flags and wedges form, how to confirm them, and where stops and targets go.
Fibonacci retracement in forex explained: how to draw it from swing low to high, what each level means and how to pair it with support and resistance.
Forex timeframes explained: what M5, H4 and D1 mean, how each suits scalping, day or swing trading, and how to choose one that fits your time and costs.
How to draw trend lines that hold up: choose the right swing points, wait for the third touch, stay consistent on wicks and tell real breaks from fakeouts.
How to identify a trend with swing highs and lows: read market structure, judge trend strength, spot ranges and catch the early signs of a reversal.
The MACD indicator explained: how 12, 26 and 9 build the line, signal and histogram, how to read crossovers and divergence, and why it always lags.
Moving averages in forex explained: how the SMA and EMA are calculated, why they lag, and how to use them for trend, dynamic support and crossovers.
Multi timeframe analysis made simple: a higher chart for direction, a middle one for the setup, a lower one for entry, with a worked GBP/USD example.
Price action trading explained: read market structure, key levels and candles without indicators, with a three-step routine and a worked example.
Pullback trading explained: where pullbacks tend to end, which candle confirms the entry, where the stop goes and how to tell a pullback from a reversal.
Range trading in forex explained: how to spot a sideways market, buy support and sell resistance, place stops and targets, and tell when a range breaks.
The RSI indicator explained: how the relative strength index is calculated, why overbought is not a sell signal, and how to read divergence and RSI 14.
Learn how to read candlestick charts: what the body and wicks show, bullish and bearish candles, the doji and hammer, and why context matters.
Support and resistance in forex explained: how to draw levels as zones, why broken levels flip, and how to trade bounces, breakouts and retests.