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Technical Analysis: Beginner to Advanced
- Last Updated: July 21, 2024
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Technical Analysis: Beginner to Advanced
Welcome to our comprehensive course on Technical Analysis, designed for both beginners and experienced traders who want to enhance their understanding and skills in the stock market. This course will guide you through the intricacies of technical analysis, enabling you to make informed trading decisions based on the study of historical price movements and trading volumes. Whether you are new to trading or looking to refine your strategies, this course offers valuable insights and practical knowledge.
Course Overview
Introduction
- What is the Stock Market?
Learn the fundamentals of the stock market, including how stocks are traded, the role of stock exchanges, and the basics of investing.
What is Technical Analysis
- Setting Expectations
Understand what technical analysis can and cannot do, setting realistic goals and expectations for your trading journey. - Understanding Technical Analysis
Dive into the core principles and techniques of technical analysis, and how it differs from other forms of market analysis. - Assumptions in Technical Analysis
Explore the key assumptions that underlie technical analysis, such as market discounting and price trends. - Technical Analysis vs. Fundamental Analysis
Compare and contrast technical analysis with fundamental analysis, highlighting their respective strengths and weaknesses. - Pros & Cons of Technical Analysis
Examine the advantages and limitations of using technical analysis in your trading strategy.
The Dow Theory
- Overview and Limitations
Study the foundational principles of the Dow Theory, its significance in technical analysis, and its limitations in modern trading. - The Dow Patterns
Learn to identify and interpret the patterns described by the Dow Theory.
Types of Price Charts
- Line Chart, Bar Chart, Candlestick Chart, and Heikin-Ashi Charts
Understand different types of price charts and how they are used in technical analysis.
Support and Resistance Levels: Gain insights into identifying, analyzing, and trading based on support and resistance levels.
Trendlines and Volumes: Explore trendline trading strategies and the importance of trading volumes.
Fibonacci Trading: Get introduced to Fibonacci retracement and extension techniques for predicting price movements.
Technical Indicators and Patterns: Delve into traditional and harmonic chart patterns, Elliott Wave Theory, and the use of technical indicators for informed trading decisions.
Candlestick Patterns
- Formation and Types
Gain insights into the formation of candlestick patterns and the various types of patterns. - Trading Candlestick Patterns
Learn how to trade using popular candlestick patterns, including Thrusting, Stick Sandwich, and more. - In-depth Analysis of Key Patterns
Study popular candlestick patterns such as Hammer, Hanging Man, Morning Star, Evening Star, Harami Patterns, Tweezer Patterns, and many more in detail.
Chart Analysis
- Short-Term and Long-Term Charts
Understand the significance and application of both short-term and long-term charts in technical analysis. - Methods of Chart Analysis
Explore various methods of chart analysis, including trendlines, support and resistance levels, and Fibonacci trading.
Traditional Chart Patterns
- Types, Pros, and Cons
Learn about different traditional chart patterns, including reversal and continuation patterns, and their advantages and disadvantages. - Horizontal Levels and Trading Channels
Discover the importance of horizontal levels and trading channels in market analysis.
Divergence and Technical Indicators
- Divergence in Technical Analysis
Study how divergence between price and indicators can signal potential trading opportunities. - Technical Indicators and Trading Volume
Explore various technical indicators and the role of trading volume in confirming trends.
Advanced Theories and Patterns
- Elliott Wave Theory and Harmonic Patterns
Delve into advanced theories like Elliott Wave and various harmonic patterns. - Wyckoff Accumulation and Distribution
Understand the Wyckoff method and its application in identifying accumulation and distribution phases.
Trading Psychology
- Managing Emotions and Building Confidence
Learn how to manage emotions, build confidence, and overcome limiting beliefs in trading. - Thinking in Probabilities and Handling Losses
Develop a probabilistic mindset and strategies for handling losses effectively. - Mindfulness and Overconfidence Bias
Explore techniques for maintaining mindfulness and avoiding overconfidence bias in trading.
Trading Strategies
- Diverse Trading Strategies
Master various trading strategies including MTF-EMA Divergence, RSI Divergence, MACD Divergence, and more. - Optimization and Checklist
Learn how to optimize your trading strategies and use checklists for consistent performance.
This course is meticulously designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills needed to navigate the complexities of the stock market using technical analysis. By the end of the course, you will have a solid understanding of technical analysis principles, chart patterns, trading strategies, and the psychological aspects of trading, empowering you to make well-informed trading decisions. Join us on this journey to become a proficient trader and unlock the potential of the stock market.
Enroll now and start your journey towards mastering technical analysis!
Benefits of the course
- Comprehensive Curriculum: Covers all aspects of technical analysis, from basic concepts to advanced strategies.
- Practical Knowledge: Learn to apply technical analysis in real-world trading scenarios.
- Expert Instruction: Gain insights from experienced traders and industry professionals.
- Interactive Learning: Engage with interactive charts, quizzes, and hands-on exercises.
- Diverse Charting Techniques: Master various chart types including candlestick, line, bar, and Heikin-Ashi charts.
- Pattern Recognition: Identify and trade multiple candlestick patterns and chart formations.
- Strategic Analysis: Understand and utilize support and resistance levels, trendlines, and volume analysis.
- Advanced Tools: Explore Fibonacci retracement, Elliott Wave Theory, and harmonic patterns.
- Trading Psychology: Develop a resilient trading mindset to manage emotions and build confidence.
- Custom Trading Strategies: Learn and implement effective trading strategies tailored to different market conditions.
- Flexible Learning: Study at your own pace with access to course materials anytime, anywhere.
- Risk Management: Prioritize risk management techniques to protect and grow your trading capital.
- Lifetime Access: Enjoy lifetime access to course updates and new content.
Course Content
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What is the Stock Market
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What is Technical Analysis
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Setting expectations
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Understanding Technical Analysis
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Assumption in Technical Analysis
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Technical Analysis V.S. Fundamental Analysis
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Dow Theory in Technical Analysis
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Basic Principles of the Dow Theory
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Applications of Dow Theory
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Limitations of Dow Theory
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The Dow Patterns
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Line chart
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Bar chart
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Candlestick chart
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Heikin-Ashi Charts
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Candlestick Patterns in Trading Strategies
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How to Trade Candlestick Patterns?
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Reversal Patterns
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Continuation Patterns
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Reversal Patterns
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Indecision Patterns
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Momentum Patterns
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Special Patterns
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Thrusting Candlesticks Pattern
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The Stick Sandwich
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The Mat Hold Candlestick Pattern
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The On-Neck and In-Neck Candlestick Patterns
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The Homing Pigeon Candlestick Pattern
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The High Wave Candlesticks
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The Advance Block Candlestick Pattern
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Hammer and Inverted-Hammer
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Hanging Man
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Evening Star Pattern
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Morning Star Pattern
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Harami Patterns
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Tweezer Top and Bottom Patterns
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Dark Cloud Cover Pattern
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Marubozu Pattern
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Engulfing Patterns
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Three White Soldiers Pattern
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Three Black Crows Pattern
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Spinning Top Pattern
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Three Outside Up Pattern
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Three Inside Down Pattern
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Piercing Line Pattern
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Doji Candlesticks
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Understanding Short-Term Charts
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The Significance of Short-Term Charts
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How to Use Short-Term Charts
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Short-Term Charts vs. Long-Term Charts
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Understanding Long-Term Charts
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The Significance of Long-Term Charts
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How to Use Long-Term Charts
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Long-Term Charts vs. Short-Term Charts
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What Is Chart Analysis?
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Methods of Chart Analysis
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What is support?
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What is resistance?
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Support and Resistance Reversal
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Identifying Support and Resistance levels
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Reliability of Support & Resistance
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Optimization and Checklist
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Types of Support and Resistance Levels
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Support and Resistance Trading Strategy
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Introduction
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Types of Trendlines
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How to Draw Trendlines
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Trendline Trading Strategies
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Pros and Cons of Trendlines
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What Is a Horizontal Level
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Why Use Horizontal Levels?
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How to Choose Horizontal Levels
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Horizontal Level Trading Strategy
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Pros and Cons of Using Horizontal Levels
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Horizontal Levels vs Trendlines
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Introduction
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Correlation between Price and Volume
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Thought Process Behind Volume and Price Correlation
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What Is Trading Volume?
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Volume Trading Strategies
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Volume-Based Indicators
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Introduction to Fibonacci Trading
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What Is the Fibonacci Sequence?
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Fibonacci Trading Strategies
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Pros and Cons of Fibonacci Trading
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What is Fibonacci Retracement
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How to Use the Fibonacci Retracement Tool
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Fibonacci Retracement Strategies
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Pros and Cons of Fibonacci Retracements
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What Are Trading Channels?
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Types of Trading Channels
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How to Find Trading Channels
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Strategies for Trading Channels
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Pros and Cons of Trading Channels
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What Is Divergence in Technical Analysis?
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Types of Divergence
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How to Identify Divergence
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Common Technical Indicators to Identify Divergence
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Pros and Cons of Divergence in Trading
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Wyckoff Accumulation
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Exploring the Wyckoff Accumulation Pattern
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Analyzing the Wyckoff Accumulation Process
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Interpreting Wyckoff Accumulation Breakouts
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Trading Strategies and Risk Management
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Wyckoff Distribution
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Exploring the Wyckoff Distribution Pattern
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Analyzing the Wyckoff Distribution Process
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Interpreting Wyckoff Distribution Breakouts
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Traditional Chart Patterns in Technical Analysis
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Types of Chart Patterns
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Pros and Cons of Traditional Chart Patterns
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Bullish Chart Patterns
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Bearish Chart Patterns
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Ascending triangle
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Descending triangle
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Symmetrical triangle
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Asymmetrical Triangles
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Flags
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Wedges
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Broadening Formations
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Double Top
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Double Bottom
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Head and Shoulders
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Inverse Head and Shoulders
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Rounded Top and Bottom
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Cup and Handle
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V Bottoms and Tops
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W Bottoms and Tops
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Triple Bottoms and Tops
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What Are Technical Indicators?
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Types of Technical Indicators
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Basic Trading Strategies Using Technical Indicators
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Pros and Cons of Technical Indicators
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Practical Applications of Technical Indicators
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Upper Indicators: A Comprehensive Guide for Traders
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Lower Indicators: A Comprehensive Guide for Traders
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Introduction to Oscillators
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Introduction to Rolling Window Indicators
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Introduction to Cumulative Indicators
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Introduction to Anchored Indicators
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Introduction to Moving Averages
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Band Indicators: Analyzing Market Volatility
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Essential Stop-Loss Indicators Every Trader Should Know
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Enhancing Trading Strategies with Directional Filters
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Volume Indicators: An Overview
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Simple Moving Average (SMA)
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Exponential Moving Average (EMA)
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Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD)
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Relative Strength Index (RSI)
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Bollinger Bands (BB)
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Stochastic Oscillator (STOCH) Indicator
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Parabolic SAR
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Stochastic RSI
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SuperTrend Indicator
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What Are Supply and Demand Zones?
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How to Identify Supply and Demand Zones
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How to Mark Supply and Demand Zones
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Supply and Demand Zone Trading Strategies
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Pros and Cons of Supply and Demand Zones
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What Is the Elliott Wave Theory?
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Impulse and Corrective Elliott Waves
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Trading With Elliott Waves
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Elliott Wave Patterns
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Pros and Cons of the Elliott Wave Theory
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What are Bull and Bear Traps?
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Recognizing Bull and Bear Traps
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How to Avoid Falling into Traps
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Essence of Harmonic Patterns
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Key Harmonic Patterns
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Trading Harmonic Patterns
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Advantages and Limitations
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Introduction
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Assessment Quiz
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Thinking In Probabilities
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Managing Emotions
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Building Confidence
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Limiting Beliefs
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Setting Goals
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Handling Losses
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Overconfidence Bias
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Mindfulness
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MTF-EMA Divergence Strategy
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RSI Divergence Strategy
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MACD Divergence Strategy
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EMA – Triple SuperTrend Strategy
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MTF – S & R Strategy
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BoS Retracement Strategy
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CHoCH Strategy
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Final Resort
- Update: July 21, 2024
- Lectures189
- Skill LevelAll Levels
- LanguageEnglish
- Course Duration: 24h
Requirements
- Basic Knowledge of Financial Markets: Understanding of how financial markets operate, including stock exchanges and market participants.
- Access to a Computer or Mobile Device: A computer or mobile device with internet access to participate in online modules and interactive content.
- Interest in Financial Markets: A genuine interest in learning about trading and market analysis.
- No Prior Technical Analysis Experience Required: While prior experience in technical analysis is not necessary, a willingness to learn and apply new concepts is essential.
- Basic Understanding of Economic Indicators (Optional): Familiarity with key economic indicators can be beneficial but is not mandatory.
- Commitment to Learning: Dedication to completing the course and applying the knowledge gained to real-world trading scenarios.
Target Audience
- Aspiring Traders: Those looking to transition from casual investing to active trading.
- Stock Market Enthusiasts: Anyone interested in understanding how the stock market works and how to analyze it effectively.
- Day Traders: Active traders who need precise and timely market analysis to make quick trading decisions.
- Swing Traders: Traders focusing on capturing short to medium-term market movements.
- Forex Traders: Currency traders aiming to apply technical analysis to the forex market.
- Crypto Traders: Cryptocurrency enthusiasts who want to analyze and trade digital assets using technical analysis.
- Portfolio Managers: Professionals responsible for managing investment portfolios who want to incorporate technical analysis into
- their strategies.
- Students and Academics: Individuals studying finance, economics, or related fields who want practical insights into market analysis.
- Retirees: Retirees looking to actively manage their retirement funds with informed trading decisions.
- Hobbyist Traders: Casual traders who trade part-time and want to improve their market understanding and trading success.
- Financial Advisors: Advisors seeking to provide better guidance to their clients through a deeper understanding of technical analysis.
- Corporate Professionals: Individuals in finance-related roles who need to enhance their market analysis skills for professional growth.