[Sample] Chan Theory Basics: From K-line Inclusion to Strokes and Segments
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Why start with inclusion relationships
The first step in Chan Theory's treatment of candlesticks is resolving inclusion: when one candle's high-low range fully covers its neighbor's, the two must be merged according to the prevailing direction. Only after inclusion is resolved can we talk about fractals, strokes, and segments.
What this section will cover
- A progressive Chan Theory course, structured like textbook chapters
- Candlestick patterns and classic technical analysis
- Structural characteristics of crypto markets
- Post-trade reviews and lessons from real positions