reports
edgeful's core: the report basics, how to read and trade each report, the setups that stack them, and fixing mismatched numbers
By Brad1 author49 articles
- how to read and trade the new week opening gap (NWOG) report
- how to read and trade the market session correlation report
- how to read and trade the Asian range breakout report
- how to read and trade the market session breakout report
- how to read and trade the pivot points and fibonacci levels reports
- how to read and trade the news event reports (FOMC, NFP, CPI)
- how to read and trade the power hour reports (breakout + continuation)
- how to read and trade the green & red days by weekday report
- how to read and trade the fair value gaps (FVG) report
- how to read and trade the gap fill report
- how to read and trade the weekly open retracement report
- how to read and trade the overnight range breakout report
- how to read and trade the initial balance (IB) report
- which IB report should I use?
- custom time ranges and sessions for the initial balance (IB) report
- how to read and trade the opening range breakout (ORB) report
- which ORB report should I use?
- ORB breakout and breakdown levels, explained
- understanding the opening candle continuation report
- how to read and trade the previous day's range report
- how to read and trade the inside bars report
- how to read and trade the outside days report
- how to read and trade the ICT opening retracement report
- ICT opening retracement report — what it measures and how to read it
- how to read and trade the ATR & ADR reports
- understanding the engulfing candles report
- why doesn't my number match?
- why what's in play and the report page show different percentages
- why do my report numbers look different from edgeful videos?
- why your edgeful data doesn't match TradingView: the 6pm session rollover explained
- wick vs close — and what "broken" means across reports
- why your bias shows the high (or low) formed first
- how far back does edgeful data and backtesting go? (history & lookback limits)