Swing trading asks a different question than scalping or intraday trading: where is price likely to go over the next several days to weeks, not the next few minutes. This track teaches structure-based swing entries — using order blocks, break of structure, and change of character across higher timeframes — combined with multi-timeframe analysis to align a daily or 4-hour bias with a precise entry trigger. It’s built for traders who can’t watch charts all day and want a repeatable framework for holding positions with defined risk over longer periods. Lessons progress from reading higher-timeframe market structure through to managing an open swing position as new liquidity forms.
Lessons are organised in two stages rather than a rigid ladder. Foundational material covers what swing trading actually is, the mindset shift away from constant screen-watching, and the psychology of holding a position through normal daily noise without exiting early. Building on that, strategy lessons cover how to actually find, enter, and exit a swing trade — using structure, chart patterns, and stock scanning to locate setups rather than guessing at direction. Because swing trades are held for days rather than minutes, position sizing and stop placement are treated as seriously as the entry itself throughout every lesson. By the end of the track, you should be able to scan a watchlist, identify which stocks are showing a valid structural setup, and hold the resulting position with a plan for both the invalidation point and the target — instead of closing early out of impatience.
Your Learning Roadmap
Core vocabulary and single concepts, taught in isolation — start here.
Filters, refinements, and combining concepts into real setups.