# Free Trendlines Trading Game and Course > Practise trading trendlines in five simulated chart levels: rising-support bounce, falling-resistance rejection, confirmed breakout, break-and-retest, and a stay-flat false-breakout observation. The game supplies pre-drawn lines through confirmed wick pivots so you can focus on price confirmation and structural risk. Traded levels require a profitable, confirmed trade within the risk rules; Level 75 clears without an entry. Free lessons and a five-question warm-up, with no signup. - Canonical URL: https://www.fundedready.org/courses/trendlines/ - Markdown mirror: https://www.fundedready.org/ai/markdown/courses/trendlines.md - Content type: Interactive training course - Difficulty: Advanced - Course length: 5 levels - Last reviewed: 2026-10-15 ## Quick Answer A trendline joins confirmed swing lows or highs to mark a sloping reference area. Keep anchors consistent, wait for price confirmation and define risk; the line does not predict an outcome. ## Curriculum - Level 71: Read a rising-support bounce - Keep two confirmed higher wick-pivot lows fixed. Watch a third test, completed bullish response and continuation before BUY; a touch alone is not enough. - Level 72: Read a falling-resistance rejection - Use two confirmed lower wick-pivot highs. Wait for a third test, completed bearish rejection and continuation before SELL; keep the original anchors. - Level 73: Confirm a trendline breakout - Wait for a completed close above falling resistance before BUY. Compare the entry with the line at that candle, then check structural risk. - Level 74: Wait for the broken-line retest - After rising support breaks, wait for a retest from below and bearish rejection before SELL. A break alone does not complete this plan. - Level 75: Stay flat through a false breakout - This observation rep clears by finishing without an entry. Watch whether an excursion beyond the fixed line holds; a trade cannot clear Level 75. ## FAQ ### Do I draw trendlines in the game? The game supplies pre-drawn lines through confirmed candle wick pivots. These reps teach reading fixed anchors and price responses; they do not provide manual drawing practice. ### How many anchors define a trendline? Two distinct confirmed swing lows or highs define the line used in this course. A third test supplies another observation, not a guarantee. Use a consistent pivot rule and never move anchors to fit a known result. ### Does touching a trendline mean I should enter? No. Each rep has its own completed-candle confirmation rule. A touch or wick through the line can fail; check the response, structural stop and room for a target. ### Does every level need a winning trade to pass? Levels 71–74 require a profitable result with confirmed entry and risk rules met. Level 75 is an observation rep: finish without an entry. A losing trade may earn process credit but cannot clear a traded level. ### Does the chart timeframe or scale matter? Yes. This game uses one-minute simulated candles and a linear price scale. Other timeframes and logarithmic scales can change the pivots and drawn line; the screen angle alone does not measure setup quality. ### Is the whole course free? Yes. The written lesson, five-question Decision Arcade warm-up, all five chart levels and replay are free. No account or payment card is required. ## TradingView Setup Help Want the right indicators on your chart without the guesswork? [IndicatorFit](https://www.indicatorfit.com/) helps you build a clean TradingView indicator stack around your market, timeframe, and trading style, so your chart supports the setup instead of burying it in noise. Use it as setup support, not as a signal service or a promise of trading results. ## Sources and Review Notes - [FundedReady methodology](https://www.fundedready.org/methodology/): Review process, simulator scope, and educational disclaimers. - [TradingView Lightweight Charts](https://tradingview.github.io/lightweight-charts/): Open-source charting library used by FundedReady. FundedReady courses are browser-based drills for recognition and execution practice. They do not place trades or provide live market signals.