Curriculum
Curriculum
How StoneCore Academy sequences support and resistance training — from hierarchy of levels to session-ready maps.
Our curriculum stays narrow on purpose. Every block returns to the same craft: deciding which prices matter, how far a level extends, and what proves it wrong.
Block 1 — Hierarchy before detail
Traders mark weekly and daily structure first. Intraday zones only appear where they sit inside that skeleton. You practice deleting decorative lines until the chart can be explained in under a minute.
Block 2 — Reaction versus narrative
We separate levels that repeatedly attract orders from lines drawn because a story felt tidy. Volume context, session timing, and prior failed breaks decide what stays on the map.
Block 3 — Invalidation and re-marks
A level that breaks with acceptance is retired or flipped with rules written in advance. Guesswork mid-trade is treated as a curriculum failure, not a personality quirk.
Block 4 — Personal session card
You compress the work into a reusable card: major levels, two watch zones, invalidation notes, and one “do nothing” condition. That card is the academy’s practical finish line.
How it maps to lessons
The Support & Resistance Intensive covers all four blocks in sequence. One-to-One Chart Coaching deepens one block on your instruments. The Weekly Market Structure Clinic revisits Blocks 1 and 4 every Sunday evening ICT.
