AMD Entry Trainer
Every round below is real price that actually happened: a liquidity sweep on a real chart, frozen at the moment of decision. Read it, call the regime, then choose BUY, SELL or NO TRADE. Price then plays forward and you see exactly what it did next. Most rounds are not trades, and learning to pass is the point.
Scroll or pinch on the chart to zoom, drag to pan.
What you're learning
- Accumulation. Price builds a range and stops pile up above and below it.
- Manipulation. Price sweeps through that liquidity to trap traders. Buying the sweep is buying the trap.
- Market structure shift. Price snaps back and breaks structure the other way. That is the tell.
- The two gates. Is the market trending or ranging, and is the entry at the edge of the range or in the middle? In a range, the middle is nothing.
- Distribution. If it delivers, it delivers to the opposite pool, with the stop beyond the sweep.
How the scoring works, honestly
You are scored on two separate things, because they are two separate skills.
- Correct reads is whether your call matched the rules, given what was on screen at the moment you decided. That is the skill this trains.
- Net result in R is what price actually did afterwards. 1R is the distance to your stop, and the target is 2R.
Those two numbers will disagree, and that is the most useful thing on this page. A correct read can still lose, and a rule you broke can still pay. One outcome tells you nothing about a rule; only a long run of them does.
Straight about the limits: entries are taken at the structure-shift close rather than at a retrace limit, which is a worse fill than the plan, so the R shown is a floor and not a forecast. This is a teaching simulation, not a signal, a strategy, or financial advice. Real trading also has spread, slippage and your own nerves. Practise here, then on the free course and a demo account, long before real money.