Stop Fading Call Trainer
Ten tells decide whether a range is still worth fading or already over. This trainer hands you the same raw facts the Stop Fading Checklist scores: test counts, range age, width against ATR, and 5 things the chart shows, but never the score itself. Call KEEP FADING, LAST FADE, or STOP FADING from the numbers, the way you'd have to at the moment it matters. The 3-push rule and the old-range read are Al Brooks, Trading Price Action Trading Ranges (2012); the scoring bands are the same 10-tell, 100-point system the checklist uses, so a rep here is a rep on the exact rule you'd use live.
Your call
Accuracy by verdict
How it grades. Each rep rolls a range, an ATR, a price, edge test counts, a range age, a width-vs-10-bars-ago percent, and 5 chart tells at random, then scores the exact 10-tell, 100-point system the Stop Fading Checklist runs: 3 or more tests of the edge in play (20, 2 tests scores 8), age over 40 bars (10, over 25 scores 5), the range under 40% of what the ATR can travel in 10 bars, meaning the box is narrow for its volatility (10), swings inside the range shrunk under 70% of 10 bars ago (10), price parked in the outer 10% of the range (5), 3 or more closes in the outer 20% of the range in the last 5 bars (15), a Bollinger or Keltner squeeze on (10), the last fade at this edge failing to reach the midpoint (10), a bigger-timeframe level pressing just past the edge (5), and the session's big volume window opening within 30 minutes (5). Under 35 is KEEP FADING, 35 to 59 is LAST FADE at half size, 60 or more is STOP FADING and trade the break. Normal mode shows each tell already scored on or off; hard mode shows the raw numbers only, so you classify each one yourself before you add it up. Keyboard: 1 keep fading, 2 last fade, 3 stop fading, Enter for the next rep.
Educational tool only, not financial advice. Every rep here is synthetic data for the drill, not a live chart. Ranges end without warning even when every tell says otherwise.
Built by Jason Parker, founder of Trading Ranges.
Built by Jason Parker, founder of Trading Ranges.