Technical Analysis
Reading price: levels, trends, structure and timeframes.
- Using Charting Tools and Indicators on Traders Portal
The Traders Portal trade chart explained: timeframes, chart types, settings and order lines, where to find RSI and moving-average readings, and how to pair an external chart. - Fibonacci Retracements and Extensions
How Fibonacci retracement and extension levels are calculated from a price swing, how traders use them for entries and targets, and why they need other evidence. - Smart Money Concepts: Liquidity, Order Blocks, Fair Value Gaps
A balanced guide to smart money concepts: liquidity sweeps, structure breaks, order blocks and fair value gaps, how traders apply them, and their real limits. - Price Action Trading Without Indicators
Read structure, key levels and candle signals straight from the chart, then turn them into a trade with a defined entry, stop and target, worked through in USDT. - Multi-Timeframe Analysis
How to read a market top-down across three timeframes: the higher one for trend, the middle for setups and the lower for entries, with a worked example. - Chart Patterns: Triangles, Flags, Head & Shoulders, Double Tops
How to recognize triangles, flags, head and shoulders and double tops, what confirms them, how measured-move targets work, and how to trade them with pending orders. - Top Candlestick Patterns and Their Context
The candlestick patterns traders watch most, from doji and hammers to engulfing candles and morning stars, and the context that decides whether they matter. - Moving Averages (SMA/EMA) and How Traders Use Them
How simple and exponential moving averages are calculated, how traders use them for trend, pullbacks and crossovers, and where they mislead. - Trendlines, Channels and Market Structure (HH/HL/LH/LL)
Read a trend through its swing highs and lows, spot when market structure breaks, draw trendlines and channels that hold up, and use them to plan entries and stops. - Support and Resistance: Drawing Levels That Matter
How to find the support and resistance zones traders actually watch, judge how strong they are, handle breaks and retests, and turn a level into a plan with a defined risk. - Reading a Candlestick Chart for the First Time
What each part of a candle tells you, how open, high, low and close fit together, how timeframes change the picture, and how to set up the trade chart to read them.