The Koi Moon Library

Read The Market Before You Trade It.

Free financial literacy guides, trading fundamentals, and a downloadable field guide for new and intermediate traders. Learn the patterns, language, and risk management every trader is expected to know — taught in plain English, not jargon.

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The Trader's Field Guide.

A 30-page primer covering the exact concepts every trader is expected to understand before risking real capital. No upsell, no fluff — just the foundation.

  • Risk management rules that keep you in the game
  • How to read candlesticks and market structure
  • Position sizing math (with worked examples)
  • A trading journal template you can copy today

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Six Concepts.
Every Trader Should Know.

The non-negotiables. Skip these and the rest of trading is just gambling with extra steps.

01

Risk Per Trade

Why professionals risk 1–2% per position and what happens to your account if you don't. Includes the math behind "blow-up risk."

02

Market Structure

Higher highs, lower lows, and the simple framework that tells you whether the market is trending, ranging, or reversing.

03

Reading Candles

Open, high, low, close — and the handful of candle patterns that actually carry signal vs. the dozens that don't.

04

Support & Resistance

How to draw levels that hold up under scrutiny, and how to tell a clean level from a line you wanted to see.

05

Position Sizing

The formula that turns a stop-loss distance and an account size into the exact number of contracts or shares to trade.

06

Trade Journaling

Why every trader who survives keeps a journal — and the four fields that matter more than all the rest combined.

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  • Ask about the guide, risk management, market structure, journaling, or your first trading plan.
  • Leave with a next step, even if you never book a paid session.

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Field Notes.
From The Charts.

Honest, opinionated essays on trading psychology, market structure, and the parts of trading nobody puts on the highlight reel.

Psychology · 6 min read

Why 90% Of Traders Quit In Year One

It isn't bad strategy. It's position sizing, undefined risk, and revenge-trading after the first drawdown. Here's the cycle and how to break it.

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Technicals · 8 min read

How To Actually Read A Candlestick

Forget the 47-pattern flashcards. Three candle structures carry almost all the signal you'll ever need — and here's exactly what each one is telling you.

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Risk · 5 min read

The 1% Rule Isn't Conservative — It's Math

Why risking more than 2% per trade statistically dooms most retail accounts, and the simple expected-value calculation every trader should run before pressing buy.

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Crypto · 7 min read

Leverage: A User Manual

10x doesn't mean 10x profits — it means a 10% move liquidates you. Here's how to think about leverage as a tool instead of a weapon pointed at your own account.

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Process · 4 min read

The Four Fields That Make A Journal Work

Most trade journals are pretty and useless. The ones that actually change behavior track four specific things — and none of them is your P/L.

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Technicals · 9 min read

Market Structure In Plain English

Higher highs, lower lows, and the one diagram that explains trends, ranges, and reversals without a single fancy indicator.

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From Reading To Trading.

The library is the foundation. The 1-on-1 sessions are where the concepts turn into your trading playbook — built around your account, your risk tolerance, and your goals.