SmartKline Stock chart lessons

Read the bar. Then write down what you see.

SmartKline sells PDF lessons on reading stock charts. Each course has a reading, marked plates, and an answer key. You order by email and receive the files by email.

Fig. 1 · Four prices
High Close Open Low
A hollow body means the close finished above the open. A filled body means the close finished below the open.

Courses

The first course names the four prices on one bar. The second draws swings and ranges on a daily chart. The third is four weeks of the same short practice. Read them in that order.

Open, High, Low, Close

Six lessons on one candle and the two bars beside it. You finish able to name the four prices and say where the close sits inside the bar.

  1. The four prices
  2. Where the close sits
  3. A wick is a price range
  4. Two bars, then one
  5. A gap is a missing print
  6. Write the bar in one sentence

6 lessons · plates · ten-question key

$48

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Swings and Ranges

Eight lessons on a daily chart. You mark ten plates. The key shows the marks used in the lesson, and it notes where a second reading is also fair.

  1. A swing needs two turns
  2. Draw the range as a box
  3. Bars that stay inside
  4. The bar that leaves
  5. A leave that fails
  6. A trend is a sequence
  7. Mark ten charts
  8. Compare your marks with the key

8 lessons · 10 plates · answer key

$86

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Four-Week Desk

One chart and one page, once a week, for four weeks. The file includes the blank page, the rules for the note, and one finished week as a model. Your notes stay with you. They are not collected or graded.

4 weeks · blank desk page · one model week

$120

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  1. Week 1 Mark the last swing.
  2. Week 2 Draw the range, if there is one.
  3. Week 3 Write what would change the reading.
  4. Week 4 Read week 1 before you start.

The reading set

One delivery, three files. A cover note sets the order: Open, High, Low, Close, then Swings and Ranges, then the desk. Bought separately, the three are $254.

A candle is four prices. The name of a pattern comes after those numbers, not before them.

What a plate is for

Every chart in a lesson is a plate drawn for that lesson. The marks show the reading in the text. A plate is an illustration of past prices. It is a teaching figure, and it is not an instruction to buy or sell a stock.

Fig. 2 · A range
The dashed box is a range you draw around the bars that stay inside it. The fifth bar closes outside the box.

How a lesson is built

  1. ReadingA few pages on one idea, with the words you will use on the plate.
  2. PlateA chart marked the way the reading describes.
  3. ExerciseYou mark a fresh plate, or you write one sentence about it.
  4. KeyThe lesson’s marks, plus a note where another reading is fair.

Outside the file

  • You keep your own brokerage account, if you have one.
  • You decide whether a reading leads to an order.
  • There is no alert feed, no chat room, and no live session.
  • There is no login. The course is the PDF you are sent.

Write for the file you want.

Email hello@smartkline.com with three lines. The reply confirms the price in US dollars and explains how to pay. This page does not take a card. The PDF is sent to the email you name, usually within two business days after payment is confirmed.

  • The course name
  • The name to put on the note
  • The email that should receive the files

If you change your mind before the files go out, say so in the same thread. After the files are sent, the sale is complete, because a PDF can be copied.