Train Your Market Eye
Master Chart Patterns
Before Risking Real Money.
Practice on real historical charts. Choose your trade, set your stop loss and take profit, then reveal what the market did next.
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Learn Trading by Making Decisions
Read the Chart
Study the price action and identify the setup before seeing the outcome.
Plan the Trade
Choose your direction and define your entry, stop loss and take profit.
Reveal the Market
Play the chart forward and discover whether your analysis was correct.
Learning Paths
Master the Concepts Behind Price Action
Structured, chart-first lessons that build from the basics.
Pattern Library
Choose Your Next Challenge
Train pattern recognition across bullish, bearish and neutral market structures.
Head & Shoulders
Three peaks, the middle one highest, mark a reversal after an established uptrend.
Inverse Head & Shoulders
The bullish mirror of Head & Shoulders, reversing a downtrend at the neckline breakout.
Double Top
Two peaks at a similar level mark a failed attempt to extend the uptrend.
Double Bottom
Two troughs at a similar level mark a failed attempt to extend the downtrend.
Triple Top
Three peaks at a similar level show repeated failure to break resistance.
Triple Bottom
Three troughs at a similar level show repeated failure to break support.
Cup and Handle
A rounded cup and a small pullback handle resolve in a continuation higher.
Inverted Cup and Handle
The bearish mirror of Cup and Handle, resolving in a continuation lower.
Bullish Flag
A sharp rally pauses in a brief downward-drifting channel before continuing up.
Bearish Flag
A sharp decline pauses in a brief upward-drifting channel before continuing down.
High Tight Flag
An unusually steep rally consolidates tightly before an explosive continuation.
Bullish Pennant
A sharp rally narrows into a small symmetrical triangle before continuing up.
Bearish Pennant
A sharp decline narrows into a small symmetrical triangle before continuing down.
Ascending Triangle
Rising higher lows meet a flat resistance ceiling before a breakout to the upside.
Symmetrical Triangle
Converging lower highs and higher lows squeeze price into an apex before a breakout.
Rising Wedge
Support rises faster than resistance, and the squeeze often breaks down.
Falling Wedge
Resistance falls faster than support, and the squeeze often breaks up.
Diamond Top
Price broadens then narrows into a diamond at a top before a breakdown.
Diamond Bottom
Price broadens then narrows into a diamond at a bottom before a breakout.
Megaphone
Support and resistance diverge, widening the range before a breakout either way.
Rectangle
Price bounces inside flat, parallel support and resistance before resuming the trend.
Rounding Top
A slow, dome-shaped curve traces buying pressure gradually fading to selling.
Rounding Bottom
A slow, bowl-shaped curve traces selling pressure gradually fading to buying.
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Don't Just Memorize Patterns.
Learn to Trade Them.
Pattern recognition is only the beginning. Every challenge forces you to think about entry, invalidation, risk and reward before revealing the outcome.