With the terminal · Module

Reading the market with the terminal

The terminal's own chart and panels on modelled markets. The first lessons take one group of elements at a time — the level labels, liquidity and structure, zones, averages, the Analysis panel, the order-flow side — and show what each value means in a situation. The last five read whole situations with everything on: what the readings say together, what a trade would risk, and how it could go wrong.

You will be able to
  • Read every label, line and panel value of the terminal and know the rule behind it
  • Read the chart and the panels together, not one at a time
  • Turn a reading into a plan — invalidation, stop, targets in R, size — and recognise when the right trade is none
  1. 1The level labels on the terminal's chart, and what they mean
  2. 2Liquidity and structure on the terminal's chart
  3. 3"Zones on the terminal's chart: gaps, order blocks and OTE"
  4. 4Averages, volume profile and Fibonacci on the terminal's chart
  5. 5"The top of the Analysis panel: Now, timeframes, history, range"
  6. 6"If you enter now: stop, targets, R and Recent events"
  7. 7"CVD, derivatives and the order book in the terminal"
  8. 8A pullback in an uptrend, read with the terminal
  9. 9Breakout or fakeout? Reading a range break with the terminal
  10. 10Short squeezes and liquidation cascades, read with the terminal
  11. 11"When to stand aside: reading a market not worth trading"
  12. 12From reading to plan: writing the trade down before taking it

Education only, not financial advice.