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The Chart Workbook · v1 · Oct 2026

Learn to read a chart.
With rules you can measure.

30 lessons, 251 pages. Every rule has a number, every chart is real market data, and every lesson shows where the setup failed too. Drills with answer keys at the end of each lesson.

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  • 30lessons
  • 251pages
  • 30drill sets + keys
  • $5one-time
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What one lesson looks like

Each lesson is 6–9 A4 pages and follows the same path: the goal, the anatomy, the rule with numbers, real charts with what happened next, the mistakes, a 3-chart drill, and the answer key.

Lesson page: candles in context
Rules on real SPY candles, with the next 5 days shown
Lesson page: RSI tested on a year of data
Every claim counted from the data — hits and misses
Lesson page: Fibonacci levels
Levels you can redraw yourself in TradingView
Answer key page
Answer key + a journal template for every drill

Who it is for

  • You open a chart and still “see nothing”.
  • You trade, but never review why a trade worked.
  • You want one clear setup instead of 40 indicators.
  • You want honest numbers, not screenshots of winners.

What you get

  • One 251-page PDF, A4, print-friendly, bookmarked by lesson.
  • Risk lessons: stop loss, position size, risk per trade.
  • Investor basics: compounding, dividends, ETFs, short selling — 10 years of data.
  • A trade-journal template in the fillscope.com format.

All 30 lessons

▶ = free 60-second video lesson. 20 of 30 are live — subscribe on YouTube for a new one every day.

Start here

  1. L0Technical Analysis in 60 Seconds ▶

Reading the chart

  1. L1What Is a Candlestick? ▶
  2. L2Candlestick Patterns Explained ▶
  3. L3Which Timeframe Should You Trade? ▶
  4. L4How to Read Stock Charts ▶

TradingView hands-on

  1. L5How to Use TradingView ▶
  2. L6TradingView Indicators for Beginners ▶
  3. L7How to Draw Trend Lines ▶

Trend, levels and patterns

  1. L8Support and Resistance ▶
  2. L9How to Use Moving Averages ▶
  3. L10Trend Following Explained ▶
  4. L11The Supertrend Indicator ▶
  5. L12Breakouts: Real or Fake? ▶
  6. L13Chart Patterns Explained ▶
  7. L14Fibonacci Retracement Explained ▶

Indicators that matter

  1. L15What Is RSI?
  2. L16Bollinger Bands Explained
  3. L17VWAP Explained
  4. L18Volume: The Signal Behind Price

Risk first

  1. L19What Is a Stop Loss?
  2. L20How Big Should Your Position Be? ▶
  3. L21Risk Management Basics

The trader in the mirror

  1. L22Trading Psychology ▶
  2. L23Why Most Traders Lose Money ▶
  3. L24How to Keep a Trading Journal ▶
  4. L25How to Backtest a Strategy ▶

Investor basics

  1. L26Compound Interest Explained
  2. L27How Dividends Work
  3. L28What Is an ETF?
  4. L29What Is Short Selling?

One price

$5

Less than a coffee. Pay once, download the PDF right away. Tax handled by Paddle, our merchant of record.

Questions

Is this financial advice?

No. It is education. The charts are historical data and the numbers describe what happened, not what will happen.

How do I get the file?

Right after payment this page sends you to your download page. Bookmark it. Lost it? Find your download with the e-mail you paid with.

Do I need paid software?

No. Lesson 5 shows how to follow along in TradingView; a free account is enough to open the charts and draw the levels.

Is there a free version?

Yes — every lesson starts as a short free video — watch them on YouTube. The Workbook is the full written course with the drills and answer keys.