Last updated 12/2019
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Technical Analysis is a vital tool to assist in proper trade entry. A great entry increases your chances of success.
Technical Analysis is a vital tool to assist in proper trade entry. A great entry increases your chances of success.
What you’ll learn
Master Technical analysis and learn to time your trade entry as accurately as possible
Create a reliable set of indicators to guide you with trade entry
Learn all about Price indicators, Momentum indicators, Oscillators, Support and Resistance, Volatility indicators and Volume indicators
Practical examples of using Technical analysis for high probability trades
5 cutting edge Case studies of Technical analysis in action
Requirements
Basic understanding of markets and trading
Description
MASTER TECHNICAL ANALYSISTechnical analysis has become extensive in recent years. We study the psychology of technical analysis and why they work 60 to 70% of the time. There are several categories of technical analysis – Price indicators, Support and Resistance levels, Momentum indicators, Volume indicators, Oscillators and Statistical price movement indicators. This is again an area where the KISS rule applies – Keep It Simple S—–. We cut through all the noise and show you why there are 4 or 5 indicators you should study and that’s all you really need to make informed entry and exit decisions. Technical analysis is a self-fulfilling prophecy and gives deep insight into crowd behavior.What you will master What is Technical Analysis and why is crowd psychology an important factor in marketsWhy does technical analysis work only 60 to 70% of the timeWhy are Price indicators called "lagging" indicatorsWhat are potential "leading" indicatorsA study of Moving averages and which ones are helpfulWhat are the best indicators for short, medium and long term trendsWhy do we need a "confluence" of indicators to make a decisionWhy the Bollinger Bands are a cool indicatorAdjusting technical indicators to match your trading timeframeWhy technical analysis "works until it doesn’t" SECTION 1 Lecture I – What is Technical AnalysisTechnical analysis is primarily a study of Crowd psychology and crowd behavior. If a certain number of people act in unison at a certain time, and other people can observe this group of people taking a certain action, then they are motivated to join in. And it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy. Technical analysis is a very powerful force in the markets, but it has limitations. This Introductory lecture explains these details. Lecture 2 – Crowd psychology and Crowd behaviorWhat is crowd psychology and why does it matter ? In this lecture, we study the S&P 500 Index over the last 20 years, and also observe a certain technical pattern that is currently playing out textbook-style. How could this pattern impact the markets this year ? Lecture 3 – Limitations of Technical AnalysisWhat are the limitations of Technical analysis – when does it work, and when does it not work. Knowing when it does not work is as important as knowing when it works. SECTION 2 Section 2 is a detailed discussion of all the types of Technical analysis indicators. You have various kinds – Price Indicators, Momentum indicators, Statistical and Volatility indicators, Support and Resistance, Volume indicators and Oscillators. Each of these indicator types are broken down in detail as well as insightful tips on their usage and interpretation. SECTION 3 Section 3 is a complete case study set of 5 stocks – 1) Apple (AAPL) – 1 Year Chart. And how AAPL gave 3 points of entry for the perfect Bearish trade.2) Priceline (PCLN) – No clear long-term signals, but a short term bearish trade could be played out.3) Chipotle Mexican Grill (CMG) – an absolutely amazing Statistical indicator gives away the perfect "Long" signal4) The Gold ETF GLD – Hidden inside a very bearish chart is the potential for a reversal trade5) And on the Google (GOOG) charts, we can study the battle between the Bulls and Bears at a recent breach of Google’s all-time high. Applying correct Technical Analysis techniques can set you with a fantastic trade entry. If you get your trade entry correctly, you have just increased your chances of a profitable trade a whole lot.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction to Technical Analysis
Lecture 1 What is Technical Analysis
Lecture 2 Crowd psychology and crowd behavior
Lecture 3 When does Technical analysis not work
Section 2: Technical Analysis indicators
Lecture 4 Indicators based on Price action – Moving averages
Lecture 5 Support and Resistance
Lecture 6 Momentum Indicators – MACD Indicator
Lecture 7 Oscillators – Relative Strength Index (RSI)
Lecture 8 Statistical indicators (or Volatility indicators) – Bollinger Bands
Lecture 9 Volume Analysis Primer and Ideal Chart Setup with indicators
Section 3: Chart Analysis
Lecture 10 Case Study 1 – AAPL Charts
Lecture 11 Case Study 2 – Priceline Charts (PCLN)
Lecture 12 CMG Case Study 3 – Chipotle Mexican Grill Charts
Lecture 13 Case Study 4 – Gold ETF (GLD) Charts
Lecture 14 Case Study 5 – GOOG Charts
Lecture 15 CONCLUSION
Lecture 16 BONUS LECTURE – DONT MISS !!
If you want to be an expert in Chart reading skills,If you trade anything in the markets – Stocks, Futures, ETFs, Currencies, Gold
https://www.udemy.com/course/learn-technical-analysis/
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Last updated 12/2019
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280×720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 886.87 MB | Duration: 1h 57m
Technical Analysis is a vital tool to assist in proper trade entry. A great entry increases your chances of success.
Technical Analysis is a vital tool to assist in proper trade entry. A great entry increases your chances of success.
What you’ll learn
Master Technical analysis and learn to time your trade entry as accurately as possible
Create a reliable set of indicators to guide you with trade entry
Learn all about Price indicators, Momentum indicators, Oscillators, Support and Resistance, Volatility indicators and Volume indicators
Practical examples of using Technical analysis for high probability trades
5 cutting edge Case studies of Technical analysis in action
Requirements
Basic understanding of markets and trading
Description
MASTER TECHNICAL ANALYSISTechnical analysis has become extensive in recent years. We study the psychology of technical analysis and why they work 60 to 70% of the time. There are several categories of technical analysis – Price indicators, Support and Resistance levels, Momentum indicators, Volume indicators, Oscillators and Statistical price movement indicators. This is again an area where the KISS rule applies – Keep It Simple S—–. We cut through all the noise and show you why there are 4 or 5 indicators you should study and that’s all you really need to make informed entry and exit decisions. Technical analysis is a self-fulfilling prophecy and gives deep insight into crowd behavior.What you will master What is Technical Analysis and why is crowd psychology an important factor in marketsWhy does technical analysis work only 60 to 70% of the timeWhy are Price indicators called "lagging" indicatorsWhat are potential "leading" indicatorsA study of Moving averages and which ones are helpfulWhat are the best indicators for short, medium and long term trendsWhy do we need a "confluence" of indicators to make a decisionWhy the Bollinger Bands are a cool indicatorAdjusting technical indicators to match your trading timeframeWhy technical analysis "works until it doesn’t" SECTION 1 Lecture I – What is Technical AnalysisTechnical analysis is primarily a study of Crowd psychology and crowd behavior. If a certain number of people act in unison at a certain time, and other people can observe this group of people taking a certain action, then they are motivated to join in. And it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy. Technical analysis is a very powerful force in the markets, but it has limitations. This Introductory lecture explains these details. Lecture 2 – Crowd psychology and Crowd behaviorWhat is crowd psychology and why does it matter ? In this lecture, we study the S&P 500 Index over the last 20 years, and also observe a certain technical pattern that is currently playing out textbook-style. How could this pattern impact the markets this year ? Lecture 3 – Limitations of Technical AnalysisWhat are the limitations of Technical analysis – when does it work, and when does it not work. Knowing when it does not work is as important as knowing when it works. SECTION 2 Section 2 is a detailed discussion of all the types of Technical analysis indicators. You have various kinds – Price Indicators, Momentum indicators, Statistical and Volatility indicators, Support and Resistance, Volume indicators and Oscillators. Each of these indicator types are broken down in detail as well as insightful tips on their usage and interpretation. SECTION 3 Section 3 is a complete case study set of 5 stocks – 1) Apple (AAPL) – 1 Year Chart. And how AAPL gave 3 points of entry for the perfect Bearish trade.2) Priceline (PCLN) – No clear long-term signals, but a short term bearish trade could be played out.3) Chipotle Mexican Grill (CMG) – an absolutely amazing Statistical indicator gives away the perfect "Long" signal4) The Gold ETF GLD – Hidden inside a very bearish chart is the potential for a reversal trade5) And on the Google (GOOG) charts, we can study the battle between the Bulls and Bears at a recent breach of Google’s all-time high. Applying correct Technical Analysis techniques can set you with a fantastic trade entry. If you get your trade entry correctly, you have just increased your chances of a profitable trade a whole lot.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction to Technical Analysis
Lecture 1 What is Technical Analysis
Lecture 2 Crowd psychology and crowd behavior
Lecture 3 When does Technical analysis not work
Section 2: Technical Analysis indicators
Lecture 4 Indicators based on Price action – Moving averages
Lecture 5 Support and Resistance
Lecture 6 Momentum Indicators – MACD Indicator
Lecture 7 Oscillators – Relative Strength Index (RSI)
Lecture 8 Statistical indicators (or Volatility indicators) – Bollinger Bands
Lecture 9 Volume Analysis Primer and Ideal Chart Setup with indicators
Section 3: Chart Analysis
Lecture 10 Case Study 1 – AAPL Charts
Lecture 11 Case Study 2 – Priceline Charts (PCLN)
Lecture 12 CMG Case Study 3 – Chipotle Mexican Grill Charts
Lecture 13 Case Study 4 – Gold ETF (GLD) Charts
Lecture 14 Case Study 5 – GOOG Charts
Lecture 15 CONCLUSION
Lecture 16 BONUS LECTURE – DONT MISS !!
If you want to be an expert in Chart reading skills,If you trade anything in the markets – Stocks, Futures, ETFs, Currencies, Gold
https://www.udemy.com/course/learn-technical-analysis/
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