What Is a Displacement Candle in Trading?
A displacement candle is a strong, fast, one-sided move with a large body. Learn how to measure it, how it links to FVGs and BOS, and how it differs from a weak break.
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A displacement candle is a strong, fast, one-sided move with a large body. Learn how to measure it, how it links to FVGs and BOS, and how it differs from a weak break.
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Drawdown is the drop from an account peak to its next low, and risk of ruin is the chance of losing so much that you cannot recover. Learn the maths of recovery and how to protect your account.
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A liquidity pool is a cluster of resting orders behind obvious highs and lows. Learn where pools form, what a sweep looks like and how to use the idea carefully.
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A breaker block is an order block that failed and now works in the opposite direction. Learn how it forms, how it differs from an order block and a worked sell on the retest.
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Risk-to-reward compares what you risk with what you can make. See the formula, the win rate you need at each ratio, how expectancy works, and how to turn it into a lot size.
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A fair value gap is a three-candle imbalance left behind by a strong move. Learn how to mark one, why price often returns to it, and how to plan an entry, stop and target.
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Support and resistance are lines. Supply and demand are zones. See how each is drawn, why a broken level can flip its role, and how to trade a demand zone with a defined stop.
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Every trade needs three prices before you click: an entry, a stop and a target. See how to find them from support, resistance and candle signals, with long and short examples.
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Bollinger Bands show how volatile the market is and where price sits compared with its recent average. Learn the settings, the squeeze, the band walk and a worked breakout trade.
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A double top warns that an uptrend may be ending, and a double bottom warns that a downtrend may be ending. Learn how to identify each pattern, confirm it with the neckline and plan a trade.
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Pips measure price moves, lots set trade size and leverage decides how much margin you need. See each one with worked numbers, and learn how they combine to set your real risk.
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A margin call is a warning and a stop out is the forced closing of your trades. Learn how margin level is calculated, see how far price can move on a real-sized example and how to stay far away from both.
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