A library of full trading models: the context to look for, the trigger to wait for, the invalidation that decides the idea is wrong, and how the trade is managed after entry. Every step documented.
Models are methods to study, not trade signals. Education only. Not financial advice.
Each model is written to the same standard: conditions, exact entry criteria and a written walkthrough.
Model cards with category filters.
Every model sits in one library. Filter by category, such as opening and session, liquidity and reversal, imbalance and FVG, or mean reversion, and open the playbook you want.
Each card shows the model’s diagram, its category tag, its first steps and how many steps and minutes of reading it has.
Setup walkthrough, step by step.
Step through the setup one stage at a time, with each stage drawn on an illustrative chart. Pause, go back, or change the speed.
The walkthrough is drawn to teach the pattern. The page labels it an illustrative example: not real market data and not a trade record.
The mechanical rules, in one table.
Context, trigger, entry, invalidation and management written down precisely enough that two students read the same setup the same way.
The stop is part of the model, decided before entry, not an afterthought.
Steps and criteria checklist.
Every model ends in a numbered checklist. Tick the steps off as you learn them.
The checklist sits under the written model, with a reset button.
The five-step process shown above the library.
One process for every model: prep before the session, apply the model’s rules exactly, never skip the confirmation step, size from the stop, and journal every trade against the model.
The same five steps sit at the top of the library, so the routine is the same whichever model you study.
The walkthrough on a phone.
The library, the walkthroughs and the checklists work on a phone: the same account and the same models.
Open a model on your phone before a session and run the checklist from there.
Open any model and you get the same anatomy. A consistent layout makes each model easier to follow.
Every model reads the same way.
Find models by category.
End every model with the steps ticked off.
A complete written method that traders use: the context to look for, the trigger, where the idea is wrong, and how the trade is managed after entry.
No. The walkthroughs use illustrative candles drawn to teach the pattern. The walkthrough player says when it is illustrative.
New models may be added to the library over time.
Create an account and open the model library.
Education only. Not financial advice.