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Price Action Glossary: Pullback, Retracement, Reversal, Reversal-Failure
Operational definitions of pullback, retracement, reversal, and reversal-failure — the four most-conflated terms in price action trading, with actionable distinctions.

Premium, Discount, and Equilibrium: Mapping Institutional Price Arrays
Learn to divide price into premium, discount, and equilibrium zones using swing range and 50% midpoint to time entries with institutional bias.

Pre-Market Routine: A Daily Checklist Before the Open
A 15-minute pre-market routine scans the overnight session, calendar, correlation map, and watchlist so every trade starts prepared, not reactive.

Post-Market Review: A Daily End-of-Session Workflow
A 15-minute daily post-market review logs every trade, tags errors, scores execution, and sets one rule for tomorrow, turning each session into feedback.

Position Trading: The Macro Cycle Lens
Position trading holds trades for weeks to months using a weekly trend filter and macro cycle alignment, targeting 5–10R moves with wide stops and small size.

Point and Figure: Horizontal Count Target Measurement
Point and Figure charts produce objective price targets via horizontal and vertical counts, and the horizontal count method gives measured-move projections that outperform candlestick targets in trending regimes.

POC Trading Strategies: Migration, Naked POCs, and Confluence
POC trading extends beyond fades: tracking migration, naked POCs, and multi-session confluence produces higher-probability entries in trends and ranges.

Pivot Reversal and Breakout Confirmation Tactics
Pivot levels support two tactics — reversal bounces and breakout continuations; each requires distinct confirmation rules to separate real moves from fakeouts.

Pivot Points in Forex, Futures, and Stocks: Key Differences
Pivot points behave differently in forex, futures, and stocks due to session timing, settlement, and liquidity; choosing the right formula per market matters.

Pivot Point Day Trading: PP, R1, S1 Tactics
Pivot point day trading uses PP as the bias line and R1/S1 as first targets; the open vs PP and R1/S1 reaction rules define mechanical intraday entries.

Pivot Multi-Timeframe Confluence Trading
Pivot multi-timeframe confluence aligns daily, weekly, and monthly levels; when timeframes stack within a tight band, reaction probability rises sharply.

Pivot Point and Candlestick Pattern Combinations
Combining candlestick patterns with pivot points — pin bar at S1, engulfing at R1, doji at PP — yields defined-risk entries backed by pattern and level.
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