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A demand zone is a small area where buyers stepped in and sent price sharply higher. Learn how to draw it, check its quality and trade the return to the zone with a defined stop.
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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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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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Support and resistance are areas where price has turned before. Learn how to draw them as zones, which levels matter most and how to trade a bounce with a clear 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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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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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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An order block is a zone left by a move that broke structure. A breaker block is an order block that failed and now acts from the other side. See both on charts.
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Triangles show price squeezing between converging lines before a breakout. Learn the ascending, descending and symmetrical types and how to trade an ascending triangle with a stop and target.
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A wedge squeezes price between two lines that slope the same way, and it often warns that the move is tiring. Learn the difference between rising and falling wedges and how to trade the breakout.
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A false breakout happens when price breaks a level, fails to hold, and returns. Learn how to spot a fakeout, tell it from a real breakout and trade the move back inside the range.
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