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Step-by-step training on how to read Heatseeker maps, identify setups, and execute trades with precision.
The foundational doctrine of Skylit Academy. Always form your thesis from price structure before checking Heatseeker. Charts create the thesis, exposure confirms or denies it.
Your first look at how dealer positioning shows up on Heatseeker maps. Learn Pika (positive gamma) and Barney (negative gamma) nodes, and why magnitude matters more than color.
How to read the Heatseeker map from scratch. Identify King Nodes, Floors, Ceilings, Gatekeepers, and Air Pockets to build a structural picture of dealer positioning.
How to forecast the type of trading day using Heatseeker. Positive gamma creates range days, negative gamma creates trend days, and mixed signals create whipsaw days.
The core pattern library for trading Heatseeker maps. Learn to identify Rug Setups, Reverse Rugs, Pika Clouds, Beach Ball overshoots, and Whipsaw environments.
How to actually execute trades using Heatseeker. Enter at direct node taps, use deflection zones, understand tap probability decay, and manage risk with 3:1 minimum R:R.
When floors roll higher or ceilings roll lower, dealers are repositioning. Learn to spot rolling structures as early evidence of trend formation on Heatseeker maps.
Why price accelerates between nodes. Air pockets are low-resistance pathways, liquidity vacuums are extended runways, and Velocity Mode shows dealer urgency in real-time.
Not all nodes are equal. Fresh nodes produce the strongest reactions. Each tap weakens the level. Learn to distinguish real nodes (growing intent) from hedge nodes (fading protection).
Markets move as a system. Trinity Mode shows dealer positioning across all three major indices simultaneously. Full alignment means high probability. Divergence means caution.
Alerts are a fine on-ramp, but blindly tailing them forever caps your growth. Here is how to graduate from following alerts to trading your own edge.