Start with one indicator.
To build a solid foundation, study each indicator individually before combining them. Follow this structured process:
Start with the SwingArm Indicator
• Create a grid with 6–8 charts using different timeframes.
• Apply the SwingArm to 1–2 symbols only (e.g., NQ, ES).
• Focus on identifying key areas of interest (zones, breaks, reactions).
• Observe which timeframes offer the clearest setups for your trading goals (swing or day trading).
• Important: Do not mix swing and day trading strategies at this stage—master one setup type first.
TradingView Link – SwingArm Grid
Next, Study the Pressure Trendlines
• Repeat the same review process used for the SwingArm.
• Focus on how and where the trendlines appear, what they signal, and how they interact with price action.
• Identify confirmation patterns or early warnings.
TradingView Link – Pressure Trendlines Grid
Then Move on to the Waves Study
• Again, isolate the Waves indicator and observe how it complements the other tools.
• Study how momentum builds, resets, or confirms existing structure.
TradingView Link – Price Waves / Levels Grid
Final Step: Integration
• Once you’ve studied each tool independently, begin layering them together.
• Look for confluence—where multiple indicators align to increase probability and conviction.
• Practice identifying complete trade setups using all components.
Take your time. Mastery comes from repetition, not rushing. Focus, observe, and let the system teach you.
