Practical, step-by-step strategies and market insight from our trading desk — written to be read, tested on a demo account, then applied with live signals in the app.
External range liquidity sits beyond the range high and low; internal range liquidity sits inside. See how the two differ and how to map them on a chart.
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Range trading buys near support and sells near resistance while price moves sideways. Learn how to spot a range, trade its edges, place the stop and know when the range has broken.
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Premium and discount zones split a price range in half to show whether price is relatively expensive or cheap. Learn how to mark them, use them with the trend and plan a trade with a stop and target.
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The London breakout strategy trades the move that often follows the quiet Asian session. Learn how to mark the range, tell a real breakout from a fakeout and plan a trade with a stop and target.
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A rejection block is the wick zone of a swing candle that shows price was pushed back. Learn how to mark bullish and bearish blocks and read the retest.
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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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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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Equal highs and equal lows are repeated swing points at nearly the same price. Learn how to mark them, why they attract orders and how to read what happens next.
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Market structure is the sequence of swing highs and swing lows that shows who is in control. Learn swings, trends, ranges, BOS and CHoCH step by step.
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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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Mitigation is when price returns to a zone that started a move. Learn how to spot it, the three things that can happen at the zone and how to plan a trade without assuming the zone must hold.
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Inducement is a minor level inside a pullback that baits traders into early entries before price makes the real move. Learn how to spot it, a five-step checklist and a worked trade.
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