Today was all about getting your bearings — what Forex is, how currency pairs work, what moves price, and getting comfortable inside TradingView.

First Assignment:

Open TradingView, pull up EURUSD, and spend a few minutes playing around with the chart.

Try adding:

• a horizontal line

• a trend line

Seven lessons ago, you were opening TradingView and figuring out what all the little red and green bars were.

Now you’re spotting levels, measuring pips, watching sessions, recognizing spikes and stop hunts, and starting to see M and W patterns form across the chart.

That’s a pretty big jump.

👇 Post your final Dealer Cycle chart markup below.

Then answer this:

What is ONE thing you can see on a chart now that you could not see on Day 1?

Today you took everything from the week and started putting it onto one chart.

👇 Post your Day 7 chart markup below and tell us:

What was the easiest thing for you to spot?

Maybe it was:

• support and resistance

• a candlestick pattern

Today was all about spotting some of the behavior that happens around important levels.

You marked the Tokyo high and low and watched what happened when price moved into London.

👇 Post your screenshot below and tell us what you saw.

Did price:

• bounce off the level

• break through it

Today was all about when to trade and what to watch.

You added the market sessions to your chart and started seeing how differently price can behave during Tokyo, London, and New York.

👇 Post your screenshot below and tell us:

Which session stood out the most to you — and why?

Maybe Tokyo looked super quiet.

Maybe London suddenly woke the chart up.

Today we finally got to push some buttons. 😈

You practiced measuring pips, changing lot size, and placing a trade using demo money.

👇 Post your screenshot below and tell us one thing you noticed.

Maybe:

• the trade moved faster than you expected

• changing the lot size made a huge difference

Today we added another layer to the chart: support and resistance.

These are the areas where price tends to react again and again — sometimes bouncing, sometimes breaking through, and sometimes coming back to test the same level from the other side.

👇 Drop your chart screenshot below and show us:

• the support level you marked

• the resistance level you marked

Then tell us which one felt easier for you to spot.

Today you learned how candlesticks show what price did during a specific period of time — and how certain candle patterns can give us clues about what may be happening on the chart.

For today’s discussion, post the screenshot you marked up during the lesson.

👇 Drop your chart below and tell us which pattern you found:

• Long wick / spike

• Doji

• Railroad tracks

Today was all about getting your bearings — what Forex is, how currency pairs work, what moves price, and getting comfortable inside TradingView.

First Assignment:

Open TradingView, pull up EURUSD, and spend a few minutes playing around with the chart.

Try adding:

• a horizontal line

• a trend line

This group exists for one reason: to make trading make sense, without the overwhelm.

No jargon-dropping, no "just trust me," no pretending this stuff is more complicated than it needs to be.

Ask anything here — genuinely anything. That's what this space is for.

Each day, you’ll have a discussion waiting for you in the group. After watching the video, click the blue button in the class and head to today’s discussion to complete the daily challenge, share your answer, and see what everyone else is working on.

Brand new? Perfect.

Already know a little? Also perfect.