Simulated trading. All balances and results are fictitious. Simulated results do not reflect real trading.

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Course 3 of 14 · included in the Markets subscription

Reading price charts

A chart is a record of trades, not a forecast. How to read one without fooling yourself.

What it covers

  1. 01What a chart shows
  2. 02Candlesticks
  3. 03Timeframes
  4. 04Trend
  5. 05Support and resistance
  6. 06Volume on the chart
  7. 07Gaps
  8. 08Moving averages
  9. 09Patterns and hindsight
  10. 10A chart checklist

What this course does not cover

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  • PLACEHOLDER — instruments and setups this course never recommends
  • PLACEHOLDER — what it does not say about position sizing for real capital
  • PLACEHOLDER — tax, regulation and brokerage, which it does not cover
  • PLACEHOLDER — automation and code, which it does not cover
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Education only. Nothing here is investment advice, a recommendation, or a signal. The simulator uses virtual funds and places no real orders. Past results of any method shown do not indicate future results. Not FCA authorised. Not a registered investment adviser, broker or dealer in any jurisdiction.

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