Footprint and order flow, GEX levels and a full charting desk, next to 64 chapters of ICT, SMT and Volume Profile. Practise it all with paper trading and bar replay.
Gamma levels. Call wall above, put wall below, the zero-gamma flip between. Price stalls at the call wall.
Volume profile. Where most volume traded: the POC, the value area, and thin tails at the extremes.
ICT setup. Judas swing above the high, displacement down, MSS, then a retrace into the FVG and order block.
Confluence. The zero-gamma flip, the value area high and the FVG / OB sit in one zone.
Illustrative, hand-drawn levels. Education only. Not financial advice.
Order flow built from real trades on NQ, ES, YM, GC, SI, CL and crypto, drawn on the same chart you mark up. Real screenshots from the chart.
Every candle split into prices, with the volume bought and sold at each one and the busiest price boxed.
Buyers or sellers, row by row: a delta profile on the price axis, delta bars, boxes and more.
Cumulative delta in its own pane, with a line drawn when price and CVD disagree.
A bubble wherever one large order traded, sized by the order.
Prices where heavy selling or buying hit and price did not move.
Stacked buy or sell imbalances that stay on the chart until price fills them.
Session or swing profiles, value area, and old POCs price has not been back to.
GEX levels, a GEX heatmap and the GEX ladder drawn on the futures chart. SPX GEX is free.
Drawing settings, box handles, a long/short position tool, magnet snap and scroll-back through history.
Resting orders behind the candles, with pulled or filled big orders and iceberg hints.
Also on the chart: paper trading, bar replay, alerts with phone push, news and a market scanner.
Real funded-account payouts issued directly by the prop firms: Tradeify, Apex Trader Funding, My Funded Futures, Blue Guardian and Lucid. Not student results, not projections: proof that the person teaching this curriculum actually trades it.
Big players don't chase price. They build a position, trap the crowd, then move. TradeZoro teaches you to read that pattern on the chart, then confirm it with order flow and GEX.
Price goes sideways in a tight range while big orders get filled quietly.
You learn: spot the range and where the stops sit.A fake move breaks the range, triggers stops, and traps traders on the wrong side.
You learn: recognise the sweep instead of chasing it.The real move starts, fast and in one direction, leaving gaps behind it.
You learn: where to enter, where you're wrong, where to exit.Hover, tap or tab to a term to see what it links to, and the chapter that teaches it.
Swing highs and lows that define the trend, and show when it shifts.
Stops resting above old highs (buy-side) and below old lows (sell-side).
A close beyond a prior swing in the trend’s direction: continuation.
The first close through the last swing against the trend, such as below the last higher low: an early reversal sign.
The last opposing candle before a displacement that breaks structure.
A three-candle gap where the wicks of candles 1 and 3 don’t overlap.
Above a range’s 50% level is premium; below it is discount.
Price wicks through an old high or low to take the stops resting there, then closes back inside.
The London and New York windows when displacement is most likely.
Correlated markets disagree: one makes a new high or low, one fails to.
A false move at the session open that runs liquidity one way before the real move goes the other.
The daily cycle in three phases: accumulation in a range, a manipulation move out of it, then distribution, the real move.
The 62–79% retracement of a swing, centred on 70.5%: the zone where entries are placed.
A fast, one-way run of large-bodied candles that breaks structure and often leaves a fair value gap.
Three levels, 42 core chapters, taken in order, plus two specialist tracks: 64 chapters in all. Every one is on the courses page.
Chapters 1–10 free with a free account. No card required. Education only. Not financial advice.
The chapters teach the method — the rest of the platform is built so you can actually trade it: a full journal, a prop-firm ledger, market data, in-house indicators, and an AI layer that reads it all for you.
Demo dataLog trades or import your broker CSV, then read your month at a glance — calendar P&L, win rate, profit factor, equity curve, and a downloadable P&L card to share.
Figures shown are an illustrative example of the interface. Not a real or typical result.
Demo data. The journal P&L calendar.
Open the journal →
Demo dataEvery funded account tracked side by side — evaluations, payouts and expenses per firm, with a running net total so you always know what your firms have actually paid.
Demo data. Prop-firm account cards.
Track your firms →
Demo dataThe journal coach flags the habits costing you money; the dashboard briefing folds your stats, the markets and the trading floor into one morning read.
Demo data. The journal coach tab.
See your briefing →
Screen captureQuotes across FX, indices, gold and crypto, an economic calendar and market headlines — on a feed that refreshes itself around the clock.
Market signals and asset tables.
Watch the markets →
IllustrationFVG Relay, iFVG Engine and HTF Power of Three — in-house, invite-only TradingView tools built for the way the curriculum trades.
Illustration of FVG Relay.
Preview the suite →
Demo dataThe desk-style community feed — daily bias calls, journal accountability and SMT checks across pairs, straight from members and mentors.
One staged post. Demo data.
Step on the floor →Chapters 1–10 free with a free account. No card required. Pro unlocks all 64 chapters (42 core + Volume Profile and Prop Firm specialist tracks) and the full tools.
