New to charts? Start here
Candlesticks are the language every chart is written in. Ten minutes with the first two topics and the rest of this page makes sense.
Chart basics
4 topicsThe language of charts: what the shapes, colors and levels actually mean.
Candlesticks explained
What one candle tells you: open, high, low, close, and what the colors mean.
Candle shapes and patterns
Doji, hammer, shooting star, engulfing, and a widget to build your own candle.
Support, resistance, breakouts
How to find the levels that matter and turn them into alerts.
Trading glossary
Bull, bear, volume, market cap, volatility: the words explained simply.
Strategies
6 topicsHow people actually use price levels, and how to run each approach with alerts instead of watching screens.
Dollar-cost averaging
Invest a fixed amount on a schedule and stop trying to time the market.
Buying the dip
Decide your buy price in advance, then let an alert tell you when it arrives.
Breakout watching
Catch the moment a price finally clears a level everyone is watching.
Swing alerts
Trade the range: get told whenever the market swings harder than normal.
Take-profit and stop-loss
Decide both exits before you enter, and let alerts enforce your plan.
Risk management
Position sizing, diversification and the guardrails behind every strategy.
Day trading
3 topicsMomentum day trading
How day traders find the one stock in play, build a morning watchlist, and plan every trade before the open.
Gap and go, bull flags, ABCD
The classic momentum patterns on real-looking charts: where the entry is, where the stop goes, and what volume must confirm.
Day trading risk and psychology
The 2 to 1 rule, position sizing from your stop, a max daily loss, and the mistakes that empty most accounts.
Practice
1 topicTry what you learned on simulated data before risking anything real.