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I'm Wang Can, building Keenpath: short chart-reading exercises with written feedback in English and Chinese.

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12h ago

Learn to trade through hands-on practice. Keenpath is looking for early testers

Ever watched a trading tutorial, opened a new chart, and wondered where to start?

Keenpath is an early-stage web app for learning to trade. You make a choice on a chart, see the explanation, then try again.

Free lessons on candlesticks and basic price structure are ready to try now. In the new beginner lesson, watch a candlestick take shape as prices change, then switch the closing price to 9.9 and see what happens.

The longer-term goal is a guided path from understanding charts to making and reviewing trading decisions. These free lessons are the starting point.

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5d ago

Looking for 8–10 paper traders to try two charts

I'm Wang Can, and I'm building Keenpath for people who know basic candlesticks but still get stuck reading a new chart.
We're inviting our first testers. Our goal is to build a chart-reading practice tool traders will want to open every day.
The free demo lets you try two chart-reading exercises without signing up. You answer short questions and get written feedback based on your choices. The exercises use simplified wave charts created for practice.
Try the free demo: https://getkeenpath.com/?lang=en
I'm looking for 8 10 English-speaking learners, aged 19 or over, who are currently paper trading and have been learning charts for roughly 1 6 months. Could you try the two charts?
I want to find out where the explanations help and where they still leave you guessing on the next chart.
After trying them, leave one comment: where, if anywhere, did the question or explanation leave you guessing?

Update, Oct 17: A trader says, "I'll sell at 107." When the price drops below it, he says he'll wait for 103. That's the setup for my new fictional Keenpath trading story:

I'm also working on a beginner lesson showing how a candlestick forms as price moves. What would you most like it to explain about the body and wicks?

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