Charts, indicators, and patterns: support & resistance, candlesticks, moving averages, RSI, and MACD.
The most fundamental concept in technical analysis — price levels where the market repeatedly reacts.
Candlesticks tell the story of the battle between buyers and sellers. Learn to read the most powerful patterns.
Moving averages smooth price into a trend line. Learn the EMA, SMA, golden cross, and how to use them.
RSI measures momentum on a 0–100 scale. Learn overbought, oversold, and the powerful divergence signal.
MACD reveals momentum shifts between two moving averages. Learn the crossover, histogram, and divergence.
A simple, highly recognizable reversal pattern formed by two failed attempts to break a level.
Use Fibonacci ratios to find likely pullback zones and price targets that many traders watch simultaneously.
How to read swing highs, swing lows, and market phases to know whether you are in a trend, a range, or a reversal.
One of the most recognised reversal patterns in technical analysis — how it forms, why it works, and how to trade it.
Continuation patterns that form during pauses in a trend — how to tell them apart and trade the eventual breakout.
A volatility-based envelope around price that highlights squeezes, expansions, and potential overextension.
The Average True Range measures how much a market moves — essential for stops, targets, and position sizing.
A momentum indicator comparing closing price to its recent range, used to spot overbought and oversold conditions.
Volume shows the conviction behind a price move — learn to read it to confirm trends and spot reversals.
Pivot points turn yesterday's high, low, and close into a map of today's likely support and resistance.
When price and momentum disagree, a divergence forms — one of the earliest warning signs of a potential reversal.
Combining higher and lower timeframes gives context to every trade — from overall bias down to precise entries.