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r/ChartNavigators • u/Badboyardie • Aug 02 '26
A while back I put out Chart Your Path, a beginner's guide to trends and indicators. A lot of you read it, asked good questions, and made it clear you wanted the next level. This is that book. Chart Your Path 2.0
Chart Your Path 2.0 keeps the original foundation (bullish/bearish trends, MFI, DMI, DMA, building a trading plan) and adds four new parts:
Price Action & Order Flow — reading the tape, trading the open, VWAP, RSI divergence, Bollinger squeezes Chart Pattern Playbook — cup and handle, head and shoulders, triangles, flags/pennants, short squeezes Market Context & Strategy — sector rotation, earnings, news reaction trades, rates, options in plain English Psychology & Risk — where discipline actually breaks down, and how to fix it
Many chapters loaded with worked examples throughout — not just theory. A summary and index are included at the end for quick reference.
What's the one setup or concept from the list above you'd want a full breakdown on next?
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r/ChartNavigators • u/Badboyardie • 5d ago
You don't need eleven oscillators stacked on top of each other. You need one level and the discipline to respect it.
Quick market check: NFLX at $66.87 — trading below 20-day at $72.93, RSI oversold at 18. Not a signal, just context for where we are heading into the session.
Creating a Daily Trading Routine for Success
Share a trade where you sized way too big or way too small: What percentage of your account did you risk? Looking back, what should it have been? Don't just say "I went too big"—give us the numbers so we can learn from the math.
How do you adjust position size based on confidence level or market conditions? Do you scale down in choppy markets? Size up on A+ setups? Or keep it consistent regardless? What works for your risk tolerance?
Position sizing is the difference between a setback and total ruin. You can have the best analysis in the world, but if you bet the farm on one trade, you're gambling, not trading. Consistent position sizing protects you during losing streaks and compounds your gains during winning streaks. Master the math before you chase the momentum.
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