Ichimoku - Introduction and Conversion Line: The Ichimoku Cloud, developed by Japanese journalist Goichi Hosoda, is a comprehensive indicator that provides insights into the trend, momentum, and support/resistance levels of an asset. Ichimoku - Base Line: The Base Line, or Kijun-sen, is another critical element of the Ichimoku Cloud. It is calculated similarly to the Conversion Line but over a longer period, typically 26 periods. Ichimoku - Lead Line 1 & 2: Lead Line 1, or Senkou Span A, and Lead Line 2, or Senkou Span B, are calculated using the average of the Conversion Line and the Base Line. These lines form the boundaries of the Ichimoku Cloud, also known as the Kumo. Ichimoku - Lagging Line & Combination of All Constituents for Trend Confirmation and Trailing: The Lagging Line, or Chikou Span, is the current closing price plotted 26 periods back on the chart. Ichimoku - Pullback/Throwback & Magnet Trades: Pullbacks and throwbacks refer to temporary retracements in price during a trend. Ichimoku traders often look for opportunities to enter trades on pullbacks to key levels of support or resistance provided by the Ichimoku Cloud. Heiken Ashi - Origin, Introduction & Formation: Heiken Ashi, which translates to "average bar" in Japanese, is a type of candlestick charting technique that filters out noise and emphasizes the trend direction. Query Solving: Lastly, query solving involves addressing any questions or concerns that traders may have regarding the concepts covered in the course