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Price Action
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Price Action
Module 2
Support & Resistance
Module 3
EMAs & Trend Structure
Module 4
VWAP
Module 5
Volume
Module 6
MACD & RSI
Module 7
Building a Technical Analysis Workflow
Price action is the study of how price moves over time. It uses the chart itself—rather than predictions or a single indicator—to evaluate the balance between buyers and sellers.
Price action is the study of how price moves over time. It uses the chart itself—rather than predictions or a single indicator—to evaluate the balance between buyers and sellers.
Price records completed transactions. Repeated advances, declines, pauses, and reversals reveal where participation is strengthening or weakening. Price action is descriptive, not certain: it organizes evidence into scenarios and invalidation points.
Worked chart scenario
A stock breaks above a month-long range, holds the former ceiling on a pullback, and then forms a higher low. The sequence provides stronger evidence than the breakout candle alone.
Knowledge check
Correct answer: The sequence of highs, lows, and reactions
Price-action analysis begins with the sequence of price movements and reactions.
Knowledge check
Correct answer: Combine it with price context, confirmation, and predefined risk
Technical evidence is strongest when it agrees with context and is paired with explicit invalidation and risk control.
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