Curriculum
How Code Lib sequences technical analysis training around intraday chart structure — from vocabulary to live session review.
The curriculum is the spine behind every lesson. Whether you join the intensive, a clinic, or a private review, we return to the same sequence so language stays consistent across the room.
Vocabulary on a clean pane
Swing highs and lows, equal levels, accepted versus rejected breaks, and the difference between a wick and a change of character. No new indicators are introduced here.
Session scaffolding
Overnight context, auction open, opening range, midday balance, and late-session repair. Students map a full cash day before discussing entries.
Invalidation before ambition
Every structure story must name the print that would prove it wrong. We practise writing that sentence aloud before sketching risk.
Guided live marking
Instructors mark in real time on shared charts, then pause so the room mirrors the same labels. Disagreements become teaching material, not side chat.
Student chart defence
You present one marked session. The group questions labels only — not personality, not P&L. This habit continues into private reviews.
How curriculum maps to lessons
- The Intraday Chart Structure Intensive walks all five stages across three evenings.
- The Opening Range Clinic deepens stages two and three for the first hour of trade.
- Private Chart Reviews usually begin at stage five using your own exports.
Materials you will see
Printed session templates, greyscale chart packs, and a short glossary card. We deliberately keep software requirements light so the craft stays on the page.
When you are ready to place yourself in a cohort, browse lessons or enquire directly.