Trends
A trend is progress, not just a sloping line.
A trend exists when price keeps making progress. The job is to understand whether pullbacks are normal, weak, exhausted, or transitional.
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NAKAMOTO Trading Academy does not provide trade signals, investment advice, profit guarantees, or personal financial recommendations.
Academy Module
A trend is progress, not just a sloping line.
Trend lesson covering directional progress, pullbacks, continuation, exhaustion, ranges, trend breaks, and multi-timeframe context.
Higher highs and higher lows
Buyers make progress when rallies extend and pullbacks hold above prior lows.
OpenDowntrendLower highs and lower lows
Sellers make progress when bounces fail and new lows form.
OpenTransitionTrends become ranges
A trend can pause before continuing or reverse after failing. Context decides the next question.
OpenRiskTrend entries still need stops
A trend does not remove the need for sizing and invalidation.
OpenTrend Map
Separate healthy pullback from exhaustion.
A trend is easier to trust when progress continues, pullbacks remain controlled, and invalidation is visible. It becomes fragile when every new high or low requires more effort and produces less follow-through.