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Phase 1 of 10 · Foundations

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First candle to first rule.

Six short modules that give you the vocabulary everything else uses: what a candle is, what actually happens when you press buy, which market and timeframe fit your life, and the one rule that keeps you in the game.

11 modules ~2.8 h in total ~15 min each
Phase 1 · Start Here 11 modules · study order
1CHART.82NEWYour First Chart — What You're Actually Looking AtA chart is a summary — the timeframe decides how much it hides.Open → 2CNDL.01NEWCandlestick Reading — 4-Week ProgramStart here — the reading skill everything else builds on.Open → 3HA.02NEWHeikin Ashi CandlesA cleaner lens on the same candles.Open → 4RENKO.76NEWRenko — Charts Without Time, and What the Bricks CostRenko hides the noise and the clock — and charges two bricks for the favour.Open → 5TRD.18NEWHow a Trade Actually Works — Orders, Spread, Slippage & MarginKnow what actually happens when you press buy — before it costs you.Open → 6PIP.83NEWWhat a Move Is Worth — Pips, Points, Ticks and Contract SizeMove, times units, times what a unit is worth — and the lot decides everything.Open → 7MKT.41NEWChoosing Your Market & TimeframeTrade the life you actually have, not the one in the video.Open → 8SCALP.87NEWWhy Scalping Is the Hardest Way to StartThe spread stays the same size while the move gets smaller — so the fastest chart is the most expensive one.Open → 9INV.96NEWTrading vs Investing — Which Are You Actually Doing?Investing pays me for owning; trading pays me for an edge — and the two live in different accounts.Open → 10RISK.15NEWRisk First — Position Sizing & the 1% RuleSizing decides whether you're still here when the strategy works.Open → 11EXP.33NEWExpectancy — The One Number That DecidesThe average trade, in one line of arithmetic.Open →
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