Sources

The investor-education pages and research ChartFluent relies on, from the SEC, FINRA and the CFTC, plus the studies cited in lessons.

Investor education and research

Stop order (glossary) (SEC, Investor.gov)
Limit order (glossary) (SEC, Investor.gov)
Margin account (glossary) (SEC, Investor.gov)
Introduction to investing (SEC, Investor.gov)
Day trading (FINRA)
Learn and protect (CFTC)
Marshall, Young and Rose (2006), Candlestick technical trading strategies: Can they create value for investors? Journal of Banking & Finance 30(8) (Research paper)
Lo, Mamaysky and Wang (2000), Foundations of Technical Analysis: Computational Algorithms, Statistical Inference, and Empirical Implementation. Journal of Finance 55(4) (Research paper)
Savin, Weller and Zvingelis (2007), The Predictive Power of "Head-and-Shoulders" Price Patterns in the U.S. Stock Market. Journal of Financial Econometrics 5(2) (Research paper)

We cite public investor-education material first. When a lesson quotes a statistic, it names its study here; when no reliable statistic exists, the lesson says so instead of inventing one.