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Powerstick Patterns Guide & Live Learning Community

Download a clear PDF summarizing the essential Powerstick candlestick patterns, with practical entry/exit rules. Join our community for daily practice sessions and peer discussions.

24 core patterns summary Step-by-step entry/exit guide Risk tips & visual examples Daily practice & group reviews

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Identify patterns faster

Hammer, Engulfing, Doji, Stars, and more — simplified charts for quick understanding.

Apply knowledge confidently

Clear rules for entries, exits, invalidation, and common mistakes to avoid.

Build lasting habits

Use short daily review templates. Share progress and learn from other members.

Course Structure (bite-sized lessons)

Module 1 · Core Concepts

Power levels · Body vs. wick · Reading context correctly

Module 2 · Reversal Setups

Hammer, Engulfing, Morning/Evening Star · Confirmation & triggers

Module 3 · Continuation Setups

Three Soldiers/Crows · Flags · Pullback identification

Module 4 · Practical Toolkit

Entry checklist · Exit strategy · Risk control · Journaling template

The PDF contains one-page references and printable daily review sheets.

“The checklist keeps me focused and stops me from overtrading.”

“Great visuals and daily prompts really helped me stay consistent.”

“Perfect for beginners — short, clear, and highly practical.”

Is everything free?

Yes — the PDF and community access are completely free. You can leave at any time.

Is this investment advice?

No. All content is for educational purposes only. Trading carries risk.

How do I get the PDF?

Click the button to message our assistant on WhatsApp. You’ll receive the file and group link immediately.

Do I need experience?

No — the guide starts from the basics and builds as you learn.

Disclaimer: All materials are provided for educational purposes only and are not financial advice. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Always assess your own situation before making decisions.