Technical analysis for low-float momentum
Charts, levels, structure, volume, patterns and risk, taught on the instrument you actually trade: the names that gap, run and halt, on whatever thresholds you set.
What you’ll learn
- Read a 1-minute chart under time pressure and name what you are looking at, so your plan has an invalidation price instead of a feeling.
- Mark the levels that actually hold, including the offering and warrant strike prices that sit in a filing, not on the chart.
- Use VWAP, relative volume and float rotation to tell a move with participation from a move without one.
- Trade the six patterns that survive on a thin book, and recognise the specific way each one fails before it costs you.
- Delete the indicators that break on low floats, and know exactly why RSI 'overbought' is not a sell signal here.
- Size every position from the stop rather than the other way round, and judge setups by expectancy in R instead of win rate.
No sign-up, no email gate, no upsell mid-lesson. Close a module and its candle prints on the tape above.
Course content
9 sections · 31 lessons · 1h 16m total reading
Description
Almost every technical analysis course teaches you patterns that were catalogued on liquid instruments with continuous two-sided markets. Then you take them to a 1.4M float that gaps 40%, halts twice before 10:00, and slices through 'strong resistance' because the resistance was four thousand shares deep.
Most of it still works. It works with wider tolerances, more false signals, and a handful of specific failure modes that general courses never mention: an ascending triangle against an active at-the-market programme does not resolve, because an algorithmic seller never gets exhausted. RSI sits above 90 for hours on exactly the names you are trying to trade. Half the candlestick canon is indistinguishable from noise on a one-minute chart.
This course teaches the same body of knowledge with those adjustments made, and it says which parts to throw away. It ends with a full session read start to finish: the 08:15 plan, the opening range, the halt, the flag, the decision at 10:14 that actually mattered, and the flush that took the runner out.
Requirements
- ·You should know what a share, a bid and an ask are. Everything past that is explained.
- ·A charting platform you can put a 1-minute and a 5-minute chart on, with VWAP available.
- ·No prior technical analysis. If you already have some, modules 5 to 7 will disagree with parts of it, on purpose.
- ·No money at risk. Everything here can be practised on delayed data and historical replay first.
Learning it is free. The boards that act on it are not.
Everything here stays readable without an account, permanently. The radar, terminal, chatter forensics and the practice ground, where you trade these setups against a tape that fights back, are what you get in a cohort.
No card at application. Founding price locked for the life of your account. The full intake asks what you trade and moves you up the queue.
Admitted in order of application · momentum traders who complete the intake go first · founding price locked for the life of your account