Curriculum
How pattern skill is sequenced
This map shows the order we teach chart pattern recognition. Use it to choose between the Candle Lab, the Intensive, coaching, and the Clinic — then enquire for the next open seat.
Candle anatomy and swing language
Bodies, wicks, higher highs and lower lows, ranges versus trends. Covered in depth in the Foundation Candle Lab; refreshed quickly at the start of the Intensive.
Structure before names
Support and resistance as zones, prior swing significance, and why a pattern without location is only a silhouette.
Reversal families
Head-and-shoulders, doubles, rounding turns — plus the failure cases that reverse the idea. Core of Intensive sessions two and three.
Continuation and compression
Flags, pennants, triangles, and rectangles. Emphasis on pre-break annotation and volume character.
Timed recognition and review habits
Short drills under pressure, personal failure folders, and the weekly Clinic loop that keeps the skill warm after the Intensive ends.
Match the map to a lesson
New readers usually start with the Candle Lab. Experienced chartists move straight to the Intensive or book private coaching on their own watchlist.