Observe. Plan. Execute. Manage. Exit. Review. Each part connects to the next, so the coaching follows the whole trade.
01 / OBSERVEIs this setup worth taking?
Read candle signals in the context of trend, support and resistance, and multiple time frames. Learn to explain why one opportunity deserves attention while another deserves a pass.
Inside the lab: Compare similar candle signals in different chart contexts. Rank the opportunities and defend your choices.
02 / PLANWhat would change your mind?
Build a blueprint that includes your entry trigger, stop, targets, position size and invalidation criteria. Prepare for gaps, delayed confirmation and an immediate reversal after entry.
Inside the lab: Pressure-test a trade plan with “if this happens, then I will…” scenarios.
03 / EXECUTEEnter now, wait, or pass?
Weigh earlier entries, confirmed entries and pullback entries. Examine how each affects your planned risk, available reward and the possibility of missing the move.
Inside the lab: Make a decision as a chart unfolds, before the next candle is revealed.
04 / MANAGEIs this a pullback—or a warning?
Explore what deserves a response after entry. Compare holding the original plan, adjusting a stop, taking a partial exit and closing a position when the original premise weakens.
Inside the lab: Pause at key decision points and explain your response using the evidence available then.
05 / EXITDoes this exit fit your plan?
Compare fixed targets, trailing approaches, partial exits and exits based on a failed premise. Evaluate the reasoning behind the exit without letting later price action rewrite your judgment.
Inside the lab: Apply different exit approaches to the same example and discuss their tradeoffs.
06 / REVIEWWhat should you improve next?
Separate the quality of your decision from the outcome of the trade. Use your blueprints and Journal entries to examine recurring behaviors and identify a focused area for practice.
Inside the lab: Choose one behavior to improve and define how you will track it over the next 30 days.