Question 1

Is an account really free?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Creating an account is free and gives you the full handbook, the FAQ and the live strength dashboard. No card is required at any point during sign-up.

Question 2

Why do I need to verify my email?

Accepted Answer

Verification confirms the address belongs to you, protects your progress if you ever need to recover access, and keeps the member directory clean. Sign up, then click the link in the message we send you.

Question 3

I never received the verification email.

Accepted Answer

Check your spam or promotions folder first. If it is not there, return to the sign-in page and use the resend option — a fresh link is sent immediately and older links stop working.

Question 4

How do I delete my account?

Accepted Answer

Contact a portal administrator. Administrators can remove any member from the admin dashboard, which deletes the login and the associated profile record.

Question 5

Do I need trading experience to start?

Accepted Answer

No. The handbook starts from first principles — what relative strength is and why a single pair never tells the whole story — before it introduces the matrix itself.

Question 6

How long does the handbook take?

Accepted Answer

About 45 minutes of reading in total, but it is written to be worked through over a week, one chapter per session, with practice in between.

Question 7

In what order should I read the chapters?

Accepted Answer

Straight through the first time. After that, treat the chapters as reference: most members return to the change-of-strength and risk chapters most often.

Question 8

Where does the dashboard data come from?

Accepted Answer

The strength matrix runs on a simulated feed generated in your browser, so you can practise reading it at any hour without a broker connection. The calculation logic matches the real thing.

Question 9

What does SC mean?

Accepted Answer

SC is the change of strength — the percentage difference between the current strength reading and the previous one. It shows momentum rather than position.

Question 10

Which timeframe should I use?

Accepted Answer

Start with 4HR. It is slow enough to filter noise and fast enough to give you several readings a week to learn from.

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