Where a retrace lands

Marking the area a pullback should reach first, using three marks that cover the same stretch of chart, and why the count of them matters.

Module 50 showed that a pullback has several candidate ends and you cannot know which one holds. The weekend pass has one answer to that.

Look for marks that stack

Go through the marks on the 4 hour chart and find the place where more than one of them covers the same prices.

An empty range, the middle of a leg, and an order block landing on top of each other is one area with three reasons behind it.

Where three marks cover one stretch of chart, that stretch is the first place to watch.

Take the marks the course has already drawn on gold below 2,431.

The course is free. The account is only there to save your place and let us tell you when new lessons land.