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Price Action & Smart Money Concepts Course

8 lessons Β· Price Action Trading

8 Lessons Total
4 Sections

Price action is the foundation underneath every other track on JustWolves β€” this course teaches you to read a naked chart the way Smart Money traders do, without indicators, by studying market structure, order blocks, liquidity pools, and institutional order flow directly. It’s the recommended starting point if you’re new to ICT concepts, since the vocabulary introduced here β€” structure breaks, change of character, fair value gaps β€” carries through to the Forex, Index Market, Swing Trading, and Scalping tracks. Lessons build progressively: first learning to identify structure and bias, then layering in liquidity concepts, and finally combining both into complete, chart-based trade ideas with real entry and risk logic.

Most lessons here sit at beginner level by design β€” this is meant to be the track everyone starts with, regardless of which market or timeframe they eventually specialise in. You’ll work through Japanese candlestick reading from first principles, then support and resistance, volume analysis, and a handful of TradingView indicators worth actually using. From there, lessons move into more nuanced candle-level reading β€” wick behaviour, rejection blocks, and the 50% rule for lower-timeframe reversals β€” the kind of detail that separates a trader who recognises a pattern from one who understands why it formed. Nothing here depends on ICT vocabulary from the other tracks, so it works as a genuine starting point. By the end, a chart with no indicators on it should tell you more than a chart covered in them.

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Beginner7 lessons

Core vocabulary and single concepts, taught in isolation β€” start here.

Intermediate1 lesson

Filters, refinements, and combining concepts into real setups.

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