Three touches are not a law
A trendline with two clean reactions can be more useful than a crowded line that has been bent to collect wicks.
Notes
What the room keeps arguing about
Short pieces from instructors. They are teaching notes, not trade calls.
Closes over wicks when the rail is tested
A wick through a channel boundary is information. A close through it is a change of job for that line.
When parallels stop being honest
Forcing a matching rail because textbooks show neat channels is how students invent structure that the tape never offered.
Chiatura hours and the daily chart
Training from Georgia means the London and New York sessions finish after our studio day. We plan homework around the daily close, not the loudest hour.