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Read the Ten Checks by eye
Ten short games in four chapters — is the trend up, is the move healthy, what’s the risk — then a capstone: put it together. All on real market history: the exact stocks, the actual math.
- 1 Trend up?
- 2 Healthy?
- 3 Risk?
- 4 Capstone
Is the trend up?
Read direction at every scale — the market, the stock, and the last few days.
- 01 Reading the market’s moodplay
Why the same stock drop means opposite things in different markets.
- 02 Reading the 50-day trendplay
Train your eye to read a stock’s medium-term trend on a real chart.
- 03 Finding support on a pullbackplay
Spot the invisible floor a rising stock keeps bouncing off.
- 04 Riding the fast lineplay
Feel how a short average flips momentum on and off.
Is the move healthy?
A rising chart can still be stretched, shocked, or quietly losing to the market.
- 05 Spotting an overextended runplay
Learn why the biggest climb isn’t always the stretched one.
- 06 The high-volume gap-downplay
Recognise the fingerprint of an earnings shock on a chart.
- 07 A stock versus the marketplay
How a stock can be up and still lag the market.
What’s the risk?
Before the trade: how much this stock moves, and how much room a stop needs.
- 08 Stop distance and daily noiseplay
Why the right stop distance depends on the stock, not a fixed %.
- 09 The average true rangeplay
Why the same dollar move is noise in one stock and an event in another.
- 10 Volume during a pullbackplay
Why the quieter pullback isn't always the shallower one.
Put it together
The last skill — reading all the checks at once, past what the price shouts.
- 11 Reading the checks togetherplay
Why the loudest move on a chart is the one to distrust.
All ten lessons and the capstone are live. These games teach how to read the Ten Checks — they are not investment advice.
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