Learn what to look for, then go and test it. Every square and every candle here is real price from the same data the chart replays — so what you spot in the Lab is something you can take straight onto a backtest.

How big is a normal day?

Expectation

Pick a market. The big number is how far it travels on an ordinary day, top to bottom — so you know whether a 40-point target is modest or a fantasy before you set one. Below it, the two rows show what time of day that high and that low usually happen. Ten years of real days, counted.

A normal day moves

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Most days land between

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half of all days sit in here

A big day

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only 1 day in 10 beats this

Finished higher

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Every day of the last ten years, sorted by how far it moved. The hump is normal. The long tail on the right is the handful of days everyone remembers — and they are rare, which is the point.

High
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Low
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Concepts

Learn

One idea per card, replayed candle by candle on a real move — same chart, same colours you'll trade on. Watch it build, then go and find the next one yourself.

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Fair Value Gap

Inverse FVG

Volume Imbalance

Liquidity Sweep

Equal Highs

Previous Day High

Order Block

Bearish Order Block

Breaker Block

Break of Structure

Change of Character

CRT — Three Candles

Asian Range

Midnight Open

New Week Gap

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Every hour of the week

Timing

The same idea as the two rows above, but for the whole week at once. Each square is one hour of one weekday across ten years of real bars — brighter means that market moves more in it. The hot block is the London and New York opens. The dark stretch on the right is the market closed, not quiet.

barely moves

biggest moves

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