Technical Analysis
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This course is designed for those people who wants learn or wants to make a career in Technical Analysis. The minimum qualification for this course is 12th pass. Anyone can do this course. No matter whether you are student, working professional, housewife or knowledge seeker. Its a complete package of technical analysis. In this course you will learn the basics of stock market to advance technique of technical analysis. In this course you will get theoretical as well as practical knowledge with live market because stock market is more practical than theoretical. As this course is live so you can clear your doubt immediately on live class. You can open a free trading and demat account with this course. You will get trading support after completion of the course.
| Detail Syllabus - Technical Analysis CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION TO TECHNICAL ANALYSIS 1.1 What is technical analysis? 1.1.1 Price discounts everything 1.1.2 Price movements are not totally random 1.1.3 Technical Analysis: the basic assumption 1.1.4 Strengths and weakness of technical analysis 1.1.4.1 Importance of technical analysis 1.1.4.2 Weaknesses of technical analysis CHAPTER 2 CANDLE CHARTS 2.1 The charts 2.2 Candlestick analysis 2.2.1 One candle pattern 2.2.1.1 Hammer 2.2.1.2 Hanging man 2.2.1.3 Shooting star and inverted hammer 2.2.2 Two candle pattern 2.2.2.1 Bullish engulfi ng 2.2.2.2 Bearish engulfi ng 2.2.2.3 Piercing 2.2.2.4 Bearish harami 2.2.2.5 Bullish harami 2.2.3 Three candle pattern 2.2.3.1 Evening star 2.2.3.2 Morning star 2.2.3.3 Doji CHAPTER 3 PATTERN STUDY 3.1 What are support and resistance lines? 3.1.1 Support 3.1.2 Resistance 3.1.3 Why do support and resistance lines occurs? 3.1.4 Support and resistance zone 3.1.5 Change of support to resistance and vice versa 3.1.6 Why are support and resistance lines important? 3.2 Head and shoulders 3.2.1 Head and shoulders top reversal 3.2.2 Inverted head and shoulders 3.2.3 Head and shoulders bottom 3.3 Double top and double bottom 3.3.1 Double top 3.3.2 Double bottom 3.3.3 Rounded top and bottom 3.4 Gap theory 3.4.1 Common gaps 3.4.2 Breakaway gaps 3.4.3 Runaway/continuation gap 3.4.4 Exhaustion gap 3.4.5 Island cluster | CHAPTER 4 MAJOR INDICATORS & OSCILLATORS 4.1 What does a technical indicator offer? 4.1.1 Why use indicator? 4.1.2 Tips for using indicators 4.1.3 Types of indicators 4.1.4 Simple moving average 4.1.5 Exponential moving average 4.1.6 Which is better? 4.2 Trend following indicator 4.2.1 When to use? 4.2.2 Moving average settings 4.2.3 Uses of moving average 4.2.4 Signals - moving average price crossover 4.2.5 Signals - multiple moving averages 4.3 Oscillators 4.3.1 Relative strength index 4.3.1.1 What is momentum? 4.3.1.2 Applications of RSI 4.3.1.3 Overbought and oversold 4.3.1.4 Divergence 4.3.1.5 Stochastic 4.3.1.6 William %R 4.3.1.7 Real life problems in use of RSI 4.3.1.8 Advanced concepts 4.3.2 Moving average convergence/divergence(MACD) 4.3.2.1 What is the macd and how is it calculated 4.3.2.2 MACD benefi ts 4.3.2.3 uses of MACD 4.3.2.4 Money Flow Index 4.3.2.5 Bollinger Bands 4.4 Using multiple indicators for trading signals 4.4.1 Price sensitive techniques 4.4.2 Volume sensitive techniques 4.4.3 Composite methods 4.4.4 How to use tool kit of trading techniques 4.4.5 Trading market tool kit applications 4.4.6 Bull market tool kit application 4.4.7 Bear market tool kit application 4.4.8 Trading market changing to bull market tool kit application 4.4.9 Trading market changing to bear market tool kit application 4.4.10 Bull market changing to trading market tool kit application 4.4.11 Bear market changing to trading market tool kit application | Chapter 5 Trading Strategies 5.1 day trading 5.1.1 advantages of day trading 5.1.2 risks associated with risk trading 5.2 strategies 5.2.1 strategies for day trading 5.2.2 momentum trading strategies Chapter 6 Dow Theory and Elliott Wave Theory 6.1 Introduction 6.2 Principles of Dow Theory 6.3 Signifi cance of Dow Theory 6.4 Problems with Dow Theory 6.5 Elliot Wave 6.5.1 Introduction 6.5.2 Fundamental Concept 6.5.3 After Elliott Chapter 7 Trading psychology and risk management 7.1 Introduction 7.2 Risk Management 7.2.1 Components of risk management 7.2.1.1 Stop loss 7.2.1.2 Analyze reward risk ratio 7.2.1.3 Trail stop loss 7.2.1.4 Booking Profit 7.2.1.5 uses of stop loss 7.2.1.6 qualities of successful traders 7.2.1.7 golden rules of traders 7.2.1.8 do’s and don’ts in trading 7.3 rules to stop losing money 7.4 choosing the right market to trade 7.4.1 importance of discipline in trading |
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