Trading through technical analysis is the most sought after skill in today’s world. Learn how to trade the markets.
What you will learn
Understand basics of technical analysis
Understand indicators
Select the best 2 indicators – keep it simple yet powerful
Use a powerful yet simple strategy for BankNifty which has a 70% win rate. Backtest and check for yourself
Disclaimer: This course is meant for educational purposes only. I’m not Sebi registered. Please trade at your own risk and consult your financial advisor.
Description
This course is specifically designed for beginners who want to learn how to trade the tock markets through technical analysis. Trading is a simple yet powerful skill. Most people fail at trading since they are not disciplined. In this course you’ll learn the basics of the markets, trends, trendlines, candlesticks and a powerful yet simple strategy on Banknifty which has a 70% win rate. The strategy is backtested live so that you know how to backtest strategies and deploy them in a live market. Learning a strategy and deploying it are two different things. When in the live market our emotions play a vital role in our trading. If we learn how to trade systematically we can surely become profitable successful traders. Trading is just like a sniper game, like a sniper waits patiently for it’s target, a trader waits patiently for the next trade – people who trade randomly can never become successful traders. Through this course you will get a structured approach on how to trade in the stock markets. Following is a brief outline of the course:
Introduction
My Story
My Mission
My Philosophy
Markets:
The DOW Theory
Trends
Technical Analysis:
Technicals vs. Fundamentals
Types of Charts
Candlesticks
Must know Candlesticks
How do the Markets work?
Support and Resistance
Technical Indicators
Where should you START?
Paper vs. Actual Trading
Risk Management
Principles – Rules to Follow
Creating a Watchlist
Basics of Options
Best Instruments to Trade
A Simple Strategy that Works
Tools required (Free)
Buying Entries
Sell Exits
Want More?
Multiple Time Frames
Analysis using TA
Queries
Content