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Most Fibonacci charts that we see posted on the internet are not drawn or used correctly.

Based on institutional algorithms this Free Guide will explain to you exactly what Fibonacci retracements and extensions are and how they should properly be used on your charts.

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This article delves deep into the top reasons why traders fail and how you can overcome these challenges by focusing on your trading process of implementing trading rules, plans, and trading psychology rather than focusing on the outcomes of profits.

See how!

There's been a long running debate between the technical analysis chartists and the fundamentalists and both sides can make their case for being "right".  Both sides often think that their way is best and the other side is full of you know what...

Since no one can predict the future how did the recent job news data on Friday just two days after the FOMC announcement "cause" the markets to erase all those gains?

Which side are you on? Get the "inside scoop!"

Price action technical analysis is a popular and effective approach to navigating the financial markets, including stocks, options, futures, Forex, Crypto, and Commodity trading.

This article will provide expert tips and insights to help you successfully trade various financial instruments using price action technical analysis. By understanding and applying these concepts, you can improve your trading skills and potentially achieve greater profitability.

We frequently get asked about various funded trading programs and we've reviewed plenty of them but historically never participated in or recommended any of them.

Until recently.

Vince Koehn, a long time ChartPros Trade Room member talks about his success with Apex Funded Trader program.

We frequently get asked about various funded trading programs and we've reviewed plenty of them but historically never participated in or recommended any of them.

Until recently.

By definition, a bear market is when price drops 20% or more from its recent or all time highs.  So for the S&P 500 ticker /ES one could say that technically speaking the bear market is over because price is now approximately 15% off the all time high set back in October 2021.

But is the recent run up simply a "Bear Market Rally" or are the bulls firmly back in charge gunning for new all time highs?  See this before your next trade!

Follow along with ChartPros Founder Tom Winterstein as he charted in real time and walked through step by step to identify bi-directional levels of interest for the S&P 500 (ticker /ES). 

His analysis takes you through the last couple of months of 2022 and into 2023 and you'll see all the details as well as amazingly where price went to versus the anticipated levels so far.