The Language

Every TradingBrain signal and every guide uses the same eight words. Learn them once and every chart reads the same way. The chart below is one real New York session, with each word marked where it happened.

1 ERL — External Range Liquidity

The obvious highs and lows: swing points, the previous day's high and low, the Asia, London and pre-market extremes. Stops rest there, so price hunts them.

2 IRL — Internal Range Liquidity

The zones inside the range that price left unbalanced: Fair Value Gaps and Order Blocks. Price tends to come back and fill them before it continues. This is where you enter.

3 Sweep

A quick run through a high or a low that takes the stops resting there and turns back. A sweep is a hunt, not a breakout.

4 FVG — Fair Value Gap

Three candles where the middle one moves so fast that the first and the third don't overlap. That gap is an imbalance, and price tends to return to it.

5 MSS — Market Structure Shift

The first candle that closes beyond the last swing on the other side. It's the sign the move just changed direction.

6 MindDraw

Where price is most likely headed next: the liquidity the day is hunting. The final target of a signal comes from it.

7 Midnight open

The price at 00:00 New York time. Above it is premium (expensive), below it is discount (cheap). Longs prefer to buy in discount, shorts prefer to sell in premium.

8 Kill zone

The New York morning window, 9:30–11:00 ET, where most of the day's real move happens. The bot keeps reading until 12:00 ET.