The FX Professor Charting Process in Action

The FX Professor Charting Process in Action 🧠📊

In this educational breakdown, I walk you through how I build levels and structure a chart from scratch — FXPROFESSOR style — using ZECUSD as a live example 📉📈

1. The process always starts with selecting the deepest chart history possible — the further back in time, the more reliable the zones. In this case, I favored Kraken's ZEC chart as it gave me data dating back to 2017 versus 2021. That’s a critical edge.

2. From there, we built 4 major levels based on clean support/resistance flips across time — using both daily and 12-hour zooms to confirm.

I emphasized that we:

Don’t chase pumps (this isn’t a trade setup, it’s a lesson)

Layer in levels from the oldest clean structure possible

Validate using Fibonacci wedge confirmations 🔍

As seen on the chart:

Breakouts came after respecting legacy zones

3, Fibonacci aligned near perfectly with my second level, confirming 0.618 golden zone projections and showing confluence into 687 as a potential upside target (should continuation happen)

Most traders slap fibs high to low — I use it differently. Structure first. Fibs second.

This chart is not a signal — it’s a masterclass in technical charting logic and how to anchor your analysis around real price memory and reaction zones.

4. Alerts. Thank God there is Tradingview.

5. Food for Thought 🍃

Most traders skip history and jump into price action with no memory. But a chart without memory is a trade without a thesis. Structure beats speed. Every. Single. Time. 📚

Disclaimer: I’m just sharing wisdom, not instructions. No licenses, no guarantees — just years of trading scars and precision chartwork. Be smart, protect your capital, and don’t copy blindly....Remember to PLAY the LEVELS

One Love,
The FXPROFESSOR 💙