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Inside this training, you’ll learn every concept I personally use in my own trading—and all of them will be absolutely FREE for you, including:
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These concepts are universally applicable.
Even though I primarily trade the Indian markets, price action behaves the same everywhere. That’s why I’ll use examples from global markets to help you understand how these ideas work across different conditions and instruments.
To dive deeper into each topic, simply explore the sections given below. Every module is designed to build your market understanding from the ground up—clean, practical, and actionable.
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Traditional Pivot Points
Picture the 1980s Stock Exchange floor—no charts, no algorithms, just shouting traders and ringing phones. Amid the chaos, one trader relies only on a notebook and a calculator. Each morning he writes down three numbers—Pivot Point, Support, and Resistance—calculated from yesterday’s High, Low, and Close. Those simple levels guide every pause, reversal, and breakout. That routine later became one of the most enduring tools in technical analysis: Pivot Points.
Central Pivot Range (CPR)
When I first began exploring pivots, they felt like nothing more than static numbers on a chart—lines that appeared but didn’t explain why the market moved. Support above, resistance below… it all looked mechanical. Everything changed when I discovered the Central Pivot Range (CPR).
Pivots Points- I Use
The pivot framework creates a clear market map by combining CPR for core balance, previous highs and lows for boundaries, and 25% divisions for precise structure. These levels help traders instantly identify whether the market is expanding beyond its prior range or balancing within established limits. They also highlight zones where exhaustion or reversals are more likely. While pivots don’t predict the future, they make the present market condition easy to interpret. This clarity of structure is what consistently separates professional traders from those who trade without context.
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CPR Reveals the Upcoming Market Structure
Most traders wait for the new session or new period to begin before analyzing pivots or structure. But the market keeps revealing information in real time. Next-period pivot projection (nPiv) gives you the ability to see the upcoming period’s structure before it officially forms, letting you anticipate the next landscape as it evolves during the current period.
HTF Analysis: Following the Big Players
In the market, there’s always a mix of participants—investors, positional traders, swing traders, day traders, and even scalpers. Each has their own time horizon, their own way of moving the market, and their own invisible footprint. If you want to gain an edge, the key is simple: always watch what the bigger player above your timeframe is doing.
Identify Strong Market Trends Using Pivot Points
My trading journey began while working full-time, trying to learn markets in whatever free time I had. I started with moving averages—they showed direction but offered no precise planning or key reaction zones. I needed levels where the market might pause, reverse, or offer high-probability pullbacks. That’s when I discovered Pivot Points. They quickly became the core of my strategy, revealing the hidden battle between buyers and sellers with far more clarity than any indicator I’d used before.
Price Acceptance
In price action, the first thing we all learn is simple — a bullish trend means the market is making higher highs and higher lows, and a bearish trend means it’s forming lower highs and lower lows. That’s how we define trend direction. But once you start looking deeper, you’ll notice that the market doesn’t move in straight lines. It moves, pauses, accepts, and then moves again. That pause — that zone where price gets comfortable — is what I call Price Acceptance.
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PEMA
When I first started trading, I was just like most beginners—following whatever free content was available on YouTube. I learnt the classic 20, 50, 200 SMA combination, because every channel said these were “standard”. But over time, I realised something important: standard tools create standard results, and standard results rarely grow a trader.
This post is about the evolution of my understanding—from basic SMAs to a premium, mentor-driven PEMA structure that completely transformed how I read trends, pullbacks, and momentum.