Live chart, read the way the lessons teach it
Candles from Binance, ticking live. The moving averages, RSI and ATR use the exact settings from the Primer Path, and the panel on the right reads them out in plain English — with a link to the lesson behind each number.
Reading, not a signal. Candles: Lesson 9 · Timeframes: Lesson 10 · Volume: Lesson 13
How to use this chart as a lesson, not a slot machine
Pick the frame you actually trade, then read the panel top to bottom before you look for a trade: where price sits against the 200-period average (and how stale that average is), what the RSI ratio has been over the last 14 bars, how big a normal candle is (ATR), and what the last two swings say about structure. If the reading on this frame disagrees with the frame above it, Lesson 21 says you do not have a trend yet — you have an opinion.
The higher-high / lower-low labels are deliberately late: a pivot needs five bars on each side before it exists, so the label always appears after the move that made it. That is not a flaw in the tool; it is the point of Lesson 15. Structure is read, never predicted.
Questions people ask
Where does the chart data come from?
Candles are fetched by your browser from Binance's public spot API (up to 1,000 per timeframe) and the last candle ticks with the site's live price stream. Nothing passes through our servers, and the chart carries no signals or drawings of ours.
Why these indicator settings?
They are the ones the Primer Path lessons use and explain: a 20/50/200 moving average set, RSI 14 and ATR 14. The readings panel translates each value the way the lesson does — a 200-period average sits about 99.5 bars behind price, RSI 80 means up-moves have been four times the size of down-moves, and so on.
What do the HH / HL / LH / LL labels mean?
Swing highs and lows found with a five-bar pivot rule, then labelled relative to the previous swing: a higher high (HH), higher low (HL), lower high (LH) or lower low (LL). It is Lesson 15 applied automatically — and the label only exists once the pivot has five bars on each side, so it always appears late, exactly as the lesson warns.
Can I draw on the chart or save layouts?
Not yet. Indicator toggles, the coin and the timeframe are remembered in your browser. For drawing tools use a full charting platform; this page exists to practise reading the numbers the lessons teach.
Is this a trading signal?
No. It is a reading exercise. Every panel links to the lesson that explains the number, and none of them tells you to buy or sell.