Скачать или смотреть Range Trading Playbook (Trade the Edges, Avoid Chop, Fakeout Confirmation + Targets & Stops)

Most traders lose money in ranges because they trade the middle.

A tradable range is simple: price respects a clear support zone and resistance zone over time. The edge comes from doing two things consistently: trade the edges and wait for confirmation.

In this lesson you’ll learn:

What a tradable range is (and how to avoid random chop)

Why boundaries should be zones, not single lines

The core rule: trade the edges, not the middle (mid = low R:R + noise)

What high-quality rejection looks like at the band

The anatomy of a fakeout (wick out → close back inside → reversal)

How to turn the trap into a trade (confirmation is non-negotiable)

Invalidation & stop placement:

Tighter stop: beyond the fakeout wick

Wider stop: beyond the entire range/structure (smaller size required)

Targeting plan:

T1: midline (partial profits)

T2: opposite band (final target)

Trend context: ranges often act as consolidations inside a bigger trend

Multi-timeframe execution: HTF defines zones, LTF gives the trigger

Common mistakes and how to fix them

8-Rule Range Playbook (quick recap):

Identify a clear range with multiple touches on both sides

Draw bands as zones

Wait for price to test an outer zone

Look for a fakeout (wick breach)

Confirm only when price closes back inside

Execute toward the opposite band

Stop beyond wick (tight) or structure (wide)

Targets: midline first, opposite band next

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Disclaimer: Educational content only. Not financial advice. Trading involves risk.

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