1 · Capture the chart
Screenshot your pair on the timeframe you actually trade. Keep the candles, the price scale and the most recent swing high and low inside the frame — cropped charts produce guesswork.
Learning Hub
Learn to predict from a chart screenshot
Start with the tutorial, then work through the lessons. Everything here applies to forex, gold, crypto and indices.
Tutorial · Screenshot to signal
A 24-second walkthrough of the full workflow — capture, upload, read, execute.
The workflow
2 · Upload and ask
Attach the screenshot in the dashboard chat and ask for a read: bias, key levels, or a full signal. You can attach more than one timeframe at once for a top-down view.
3 · Read the structure
Look for the story: where liquidity was swept, which fair value gap is unfilled, which order block held. The narrative matters more than any single indicator.
4 · Execute the plan
Take the entry, stop loss and targets as one package. If the stop is invalidated, the idea is over — never widen it mid-trade.
5 · Size the position
Run the numbers in the Calculator before you click buy. Risk a fixed percentage per trade so one bad read never damages the account.
Concepts to master
Liquidity sweep
Price pushes just beyond an obvious high or low to trigger stops, then reverses. The sweep is the trap — the entry comes after it, not during it.
Fair value gap (FVG)
A three-candle imbalance where price moved too fast to trade fairly. Price often returns to fill it, which gives a precise entry with a tight stop.
Order block
The last opposing candle before a strong displacement. It marks where size entered the market and often acts as support or resistance on the retest.
Market structure
Higher highs and higher lows is bullish, the inverse is bearish. A break of structure flips the bias — trade with the structure of the timeframe above yours.
Risk to reward
Aim for at least 1:2. A 40% win rate is still profitable at 1:3, while a 70% win rate at 1:0.5 is not. Your stop distance decides the lot size, never the other way round.
Session timing
London and New York opens carry the volume. Asian range builds the liquidity that the later sessions sweep — time your entries around that rhythm.