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1. Choosing a timeframeHigher timeframes set the context, lower timeframes time the entry. Pick a pair of charts that fits the hours you genuinely have, and stay there long enough to learn them.2. Trend and structureUptrend = higher highs and higher lows. Downtrend = the mirror. Range = neither. Name the regime before you choose a tactic.3. Support, resistance & levelsLevels are zones built from repeated reaction, not exact prices. Higher-timeframe levels with sharp reactions carry the most weight, and broken resistance often becomes support.4. Order types in practiceA stop triggers into a market order — accept slippage as its cost. Bracket every entry with a stop and target at the moment you open the trade, while you are still calm.5. Sessions & liquidityVolume, volatility and spread follow the session rotation. The London–New York overlap is usually the cheapest, deepest window; thin hours and rollover cost you more for the same idea.