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A free, structured crypto technical-analysis course — work through it lesson by lesson, beginner to advanced.

Why Most Traders Lose (and the Maths That Fixes It)

Most accounts don't die from bad predictions — they die from bad arithmetic. Expectancy, win-rate myths, and the one habit that keeps you solvent.

Part 2

Position Sizing: The Rule That Keeps You in the Game

The math that separates traders who survive from those who blow up. Set your size from your stop-loss, not your gut — with a live calculator to prove it.

Part 3

Reading Candlesticks: Bodies, Wicks & What They Say

Every candle is a one-bar story of a fight between buyers and sellers. Learn to read the body, the wicks, and the handful of candles that actually matter.

Part 4

Support & Resistance: The Lines That Matter

Price has memory. Support and resistance are the levels where it has turned before — and where it's most likely to turn again. The most useful lines on any chart.

Part 5

Trends & Market Structure: Higher Highs, Lower Lows

A trend is not a vibe — it has a precise definition you can see on the chart. Learn to read market structure so you always know which way the wind is blowing.

Part 6

Moving Averages: The Trend in One Line

What a moving average actually measures, why the length matters, and how to read price against it — with the chart above to paint on as you go.

Part 7

Moving Average Crosses: The Golden and the Death

When a fast moving average crosses a slow one, it marks a shift in trend that traders worldwide watch. Meet the golden cross, the death cross, and their traps.

Part 8

RSI & MACD: Reading Momentum (and When It Lies)

Oscillators measure the speed of a move, not its direction. Learn to read RSI and MACD — and to spot divergence, the moment price and momentum disagree.

Part 9

Bollinger Bands: Reading Volatility

Bollinger Bands wrap a moving average in a volatility envelope that expands and contracts with the market — showing you when a move is stretched, and when one is coming.

Part 10

Fibonacci Retracement: Where Pullbacks Pause

Trends don't move in a straight line — they push, pull back, and push again. Fibonacci retracement maps where those pullbacks tend to stall, so you can plan an entry instead of chasing.

Part 11

Trading Ranges: Mark the Box, Trade the Edges

Markets trend maybe a third of the time — the rest is chop between levels. How to mark a range honestly, and why the middle of the box is where accounts go to die.

Part 12

Wyckoff 101: The Market Has a Script

A century-old lens that still explains crypto's cycles: accumulation, markup, distribution, markdown — and why big money needs YOUR panic and YOUR fomo.

Part 13

From Chart to Ticket: Executing Like a Professional

The last mile: turning an idea into an order without donating money — order types, the pre-trade checklist, and the journal habit that compounds skill.

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