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Chart School: Candlesticks 101

Chart School: Candlesticks 101

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Learn to read stock charts from absolute zero — one illustrated lesson a week, no jargon, real chart examples.

Chart School: Candlesticks 101
Chart School: Candlesticks 101
2026-10-17

Lesson 18: Three peaks and a line drawn under them — the head and shoulders

Learn to read a head and shoulders — three peaks with the middle one highest, a neckline through the two dips between them, and the daily close that completes the shape — using a real UnitedHealth daily chart from May to October 2026, with Nvidia's upside-down version from the same summer.

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Chart School: Candlesticks 101
Chart School: Candlesticks 101
2026-10-10

Lesson 17: A long candle, a pause, and a push back — the morning star and the evening star

Learn to read a three-candle star pattern — a long candle, a small-bodied pause, then a candle that closes back past the middle of the first — and to tell the morning star from the evening star, using a real AMD daily chart from August 3 to October 9, 2026.

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Chart School: Candlesticks 101
Chart School: Candlesticks 101
2026-10-03

Lesson 16: The candle that swallows the one before it — bullish and bearish engulfing

Learn to read an engulfing pair — two candles where the second one's real body swallows the first one's — and to tell the bullish version from the bearish one, using a real Alphabet daily chart from August 3 to October 2, 2026.

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Chart School: Candlesticks 101
Chart School: Candlesticks 101
2026-09-26

Lesson 15: The umbrella upside down — the inverted hammer and the shooting star

Learn to tell an inverted hammer from a shooting star — one candle shape with a small body and a long shadow above it, under two names decided by the direction of the days before it — using a real Apple daily chart from August 3 to September 25, 2026.

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Chart School: Candlesticks 101
Chart School: Candlesticks 101
2026-09-19

Lesson 14: One shape, two names — the hammer and the hanging man

Learn to tell a hammer from a hanging man — one candle shape under two names, decided by the move that comes before it — using a real Johnson & Johnson daily chart from August 3 to September 18, 2026.

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Chart School: Candlesticks 101
Chart School: Candlesticks 101
2026-09-12

Lesson 13: How five daily candles build one weekly candle

Learn how five daily trading sessions fold into a single weekly candlestick, using an annotated diagram and real Home Depot price data from August 31–September 4, 2026.

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Chart School: Candlesticks 101
Chart School: Candlesticks 101
2026-09-05

Lesson 12: When an opening gap closes inside the same candle

Learn to separate an opening gap from a full-session gap, using annotated IBM daily candles and volume from August 28–September 4, 2026.

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Chart School: Candlesticks 101
Chart School: Candlesticks 101
2026-08-29

Lesson 11: Price gaps, the empty space between candles

Learn to identify a full gap up or gap down by comparing neighboring candle ranges, using a real Costco daily-chart example.

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Chart School: Candlesticks 101
Chart School: Candlesticks 101
2026-08-22

Lesson 10: The six questions that make a stock chart readable in 60 seconds

A beginner-friendly six-question routine for reading timeframe, candles, direction, volume, reaction zones, and the latest fact without making a prediction.

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Chart School: Candlesticks 101
Chart School: Candlesticks 101
2026-08-15

Lesson 9: Double bottoms, the W-shaped chart pattern

A beginner-friendly lesson on reading a double-bottom pattern as a W-shaped sequence, using an annotated JPM chart to separate past price evidence from prediction.

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Chart School: Candlesticks 101
Chart School: Candlesticks 101
2026-08-08

Lesson 8: Doji candles, when open and close nearly match

A beginner lesson on spotting a doji's tiny body, reading its wicks, and describing a real AAPL example without turning one candle into a forecast.

Chart School: Candlesticks 101
Chart School: Candlesticks 101
2026-08-01

Lesson 7: MACD, the lines and histogram that describe momentum

A beginner-friendly lesson on reading MACD as the relationship between two moving averages, a signal line, and a histogram, using a real TSLA chart without predictions or trade recommendations.

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