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Key levels, sessions and alerts

What a key level is, support and resistance and role reversal, the gold trading day in UK time, previous day and week highs and lows, sessions and scheduled events, and alerts on a written level plan. Line Alert Snap is used for swing-cluster levels and alerts; previous-day levels and sessions are marked by hand.

• Lesson 1What a key level is, and what it is notFree
• Lesson 2Support, resistance and role reversalFree

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• Lesson 3The gold trading day: NY close, broker time and UK time
• Lesson 4Previous day and week highs and lows (PDH, PDL, PWH, PWL)
• Lesson 5Sessions as levels: Asia range, London and New York opens
• Lesson 6Scheduled events and time-based risk
• Lesson 7Setting up alerts on a level plan
• Lesson 8Alerts versus confirmation: wick, close and acceptance
• Lesson 9Building a daily level map: routine and journal

Smart Money Concepts and confluence

The components of Smart Money Concepts one at a time (structure, BOS and CHoCH, order blocks, fair value gaps, premium and discount, liquidity pools, zone lifecycle) and how the confluence score counts them, read with its limits stated.

• Lesson 1Market structure: swings, internal swings and confirmation lagFree
• Lesson 2Break of structure and change of characterFree

• Lesson 3Order blocks and supply and demand zones
• Lesson 4Fair value gaps and consequent encroachment
• Lesson 5Premium, discount and potential reversal zones
• Lesson 6Liquidity pools in SMC: BSL, SSL, EQH and EQL
• Lesson 7Zone lifecycle: taps, decay and mitigation
• Lesson 8Higher-timeframe context and momentum
• Lesson 9The confluence score decoded
• Lesson 10Entry models, invalidation and reading the dashboard

Liquidity sweep, CHoCH and retest

One complete rule-based sequence: liquidity maps including previous day and week highs and lows, telling a sweep from a breakout, the change of character after a sweep, the retest, and reviewing outcomes honestly in R.

• Lesson 1Liquidity maps: where resting orders are assumed to sitFree
• Lesson 2Sweep or breakout?Free

• Lesson 3Multi-timeframe workflow: M15 context, M5 execution
• Lesson 4The change of character after a sweep
• Lesson 5The retest
• Lesson 6Entry timing, the chase rule and arrow placement
• Lesson 7Higher-timeframe structure filter
• Lesson 8Sessions, news and spread gates
• Lesson 9Risk framing in R: stops, target and daily limits
• Lesson 10Reading replay statistics honestly, with case studies