The course

22 lessons. Three blocks. One method.

Just over 9 hours of video with annotated chart examples, plus a written handout and cheat sheet for every lesson.

A
Structure: where Reaction Levels are
B
Confirmation: how volume reads structure
C
Compass: what options data expects next
A+B+C
Convergence zones: where all three agree

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Reaction Levels

BLOCK B PREVIEW5 min

Cluster Analysis & Confirmation

BLOCK C PREVIEW5 min

Options as Strategic Compass

A

Reaction Levels

Lessons 1-6 · $99 as a single block

The structural foundation. You learn to see where buyers and sellers actually fought, why the crowd reacts where it does, and how to place a stop you can defend.

Block A is where every Conflux trade starts. The core Reaction Level sub-types (KL, LD, LT, the "killer combo") give you a finite, learnable set of structures. The rule that holds the whole method together: never trade without a stop; entry is secondary to where the stop is.

01
Course introduction: framework and core principles
The three-block framework, the platform stack, and the five principles everything builds on.
02
The psychology of Reaction Levels
The participants, trending versus drifting states, and why the crowd loses.
03
The four sub-types of Reaction Levels
Six marking rules; Limit Driver, Liquidity Trigger, Key Level, Positive/Negative.
04
Confirmation analysis
Structural and contextual confirmation, the sizing rule, false confirmations.
05
First practical session: live markup
The five-step markup algorithm applied live on a blank EUR futures chart.
06
Edge cases and the discipline of skipping
Failed levels, ambiguous structures, and recognizing the charts to walk away from.

Block B layers confirmation tools on top of Reaction Levels: noise filters, session context, and the working trio of Cluster Profile, Delta, and Imbalance that reads order flow from three angles. Lesson 12 introduces the modified price step, the math behind the Conflux Step indicator.

B

Cluster Analysis & Confirmation

Lessons 7-13 · $99 as a single block

How to read structure. Volume tells you whether a level is being defended or abandoned, before the candle closes.

07
Renko and Point-and-Figure
Two noise-filtering chart constructions and when each one earns its place.
08
Fibonacci grids: the two-grid approach
Correction and trend grids, the levels that matter, and the discipline to wait.
09
TPO and Market Profile: what still works
A deliberately reduced TPO: session POCs as zone confirmation, not a master tool.
10
Volume foundations
Cluster Profile, Delta, and Imbalance: the working trio of order flow.
11
Advanced volumes
Expiration, the roll, and ranges: when standard volume signals distort.
12
Cluster analysis setup
The modified price step: configuring the cluster platform per instrument.
13
AVWAP and the deviations
The dynamic reference layer, anchored where real accumulation began.
C

Options as Strategic Compass

Lessons 14-22 · $99 as a single block

Forward-looking institutional positioning. Options data frames the expected range before price gets there.

Block C is the strategic layer most retail traders never touch: options structures, probability levels, COT, margin zones, and open interest. Lesson 18 turns the options math into the probability framework behind the Conflux Range Projector, and Lesson 22 closes the course with the macro layer and the fully integrated workflow.

14
Why options data matters
Options basics for futures traders and why institutional flow frames the range.
15
Options data algorithm and CME workflow
The four-step daily workflow: Trade Browser, Block Trades, QuikStrike, alerts.
16
Naked options and synthetic straddles
Breakevens, the multiplier math, and the market's shift to synthetics.
17
Straddle and strangle
The two true volatility constructions, traded toward the breakeven.
18
The probability framework
Delta levels, sigma systems, Decay-Adjusted Range, and confluence zones.
19
Spreads: the first directional construction
Classic, ratio, and calendar spreads; how institutions trade futures from the middle.
20
Risk reversal and ladder
The two most actively traded directional structures, read as a pair.
21
Butterfly and condor
Destination bets: needle and plateau payoffs, and the iron variants.
22
Macro context: COT, margin zones, open interest
The macro layer and the course retrospective: the full workflow, integrated.

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  • Annotated chart examples from real sessions
  • Short quiz to lock the concept in
  • Author notes and a questions channel

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