DojiLab Education

Technical analysis glossary

The glossary gathers, on one page, the concepts the DojiLab Education curriculum teaches. Every entry is a term that appears inside the lessons and returns in later levels: candle anatomy, swing highs and lows, the definition of a trend, touches as evidence, participation, moving-average lag, divergence, completion discipline, probability and the invalidation level. Because a term sticks better in context than as a memorised definition, each concept links to the lesson that teaches it, where you can read it with its example and its limits. The list follows the order of the curriculum, so reading top to bottom stacks each idea on the one before it. None of these entries steers a reader anywhere; they exist to name what is on a chart.

Level 1Reading charts and candlesticks

The chart as a record
Taught in: What does a price chart show?
The four prices (OHLC)
Taught in: Anatomy of a candle
Candle anatomy
Taught in: Anatomy of a candle
Body and wick language
Taught in: Bodies and wicks tell a story
Timeframe scale
Taught in: Timeframes

Level 2The concept of trend and trendlines

Swing highs and lows
Taught in: What a break says — and what it does not
What defines a trend
Taught in: Sideways markets
Fitting a trendline
Taught in: Drawing a trendline
A break is a warning
Taught in: What a break says — and what it does not

Level 3Support and resistance

Touches as evidence
Taught in: What are support and resistance?

Level 4Volume

Participation vs price
Taught in: What is volume?

Level 5Moving averages

Moving-average lag
Taught in: Lag: what the average cannot say

Level 6Momentum oscillators: RSI and MACD

Overbought in context
Taught in: RSI: the relative strength index
Divergence
Taught in: Divergence

Level 7Continuation patterns

Level 8Reversal patterns

Completion discipline
Taught in: The discipline of completion

Level 9Fibonacci and measured targets

Targets as scenarios
Taught in: Measured targets

Level 10Risk literacy and plan discipline

Thinking in probabilities
Taught in: Thinking in probabilities
The invalidation level
Taught in: Invalidation and the concept of a stop-loss

This content is educational information, not personalised investment advice. The chart examples are illustrative.