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Track 2

Reading Structure

Trend anatomy, levels that matter, and the breaks that change what a chart means.

The spine of everything after it. A signal means the opposite thing in an uptrend and a downtrend, so structure is read first — always.

0/2 complete · 10 in the full curriculum
  1. 1
    Trend anatomy: higher highs and higher lows

    Define trend mechanically rather than by eye.

    Checkpoint: Mark the chart
  2. 2
    Support and resistance that mattersnot written yet

    Separate levels that were touched and respected from levels that were drawn and hoped for.

    Checkpoint: Mark the chart
  3. 3
    Break of structure

    What counts as a break, and why a close is not the same as a wick.

    Checkpoint: Call the grade
  4. 4
    Flags & consolidationnot written yet

    Read a pause as a pause rather than as a reversal.

    Checkpoint: Spot the trap
  5. 5
    Change of characternot written yet

    The first structural warning that control may be shifting.

    Checkpoint: Mark the chart
  6. 6
    Multi-timeframe alignmentnot written yet

    Use the higher timeframe as context without letting it paralyse you.

    Checkpoint: Call the grade
  7. 7
    Volume confirms structurenot written yet

    When participation agrees with a break, and what it means when it does not.

    Checkpoint: Spot the trap
  8. 8
    ATR & extensionnot written yet

    Build a chase detector: how far from the mean is too far.

    Checkpoint: Size the trade
  9. 9
    Levels that are not fantasynot written yet

    Cure level inflation — the disease of drawing twenty lines and respecting none.

    Checkpoint: Mark the chart
  10. 10
    Track exam: mark a full chartnot written yet

    Composite, scored against the engine. Gates the track certificate.

    Checkpoint: Mark the chart
Certificate

Complete all 2 written lessons in this track with an average checkpoint score of 70 or better and you can generate a shareable record of completion. You are at 0/2.

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