Stock Market Analysis with Trade Strategies

The idea behind this course is to enable an understanding of market movements, and positional and
trading strategies so that you analyze financial instruments and trade in them effectively and
efficiently. After learning these strategies, the learner would be able to create strategies themself.

Basic technical:

• Price and time factors
• Importance of price and time factor
• Nature of graphs.
• Trend and Types of trends.
• Support and resistance
  Study of Indicators:
  Trading indicators are mathematical calculations, which are plotted as lines on a price chart and can
  help traders identify certain signals and trends within the market. Indicators include some averages,
  oscillators, and bands.
  While studying indicators Traders need to understand:
• The pros and cons of indicators.
• What parameters to select for each indicator?
• How do these indicators help to understand price movement? (Study of price action with the
  help of indicators)
• How to correlate these indicators with different time frame charts.
• Understanding divergences.
  What is trade setup?
  A trade setup represents the total number of trading conditions that need to be satisfied before we
  consider entering a trade. The four types of basic trade setups are, Continuation, Reversal, Rangebound, and Break-out.
  Trade setup depends on the following parts:
• Time-frame
• Price to enter
• Stop loss
• Targets
• Expected time for result.
• Market Condition
  Types of trade setups:
• Stock screening flow chart helps us to determine upward/downward / range-bound trending
  stocks.
• Stock screening daily basis for day traders.
• Stock screening for investors.
• Setup for understanding market conditions on daily basis.
• Front screen setup for day trader
• Front screen setup for a regular trader
• Front screen setup for investors.
  Technical Directional Trade strategies:
  A Trading Strategy is a plan for buying and selling stocks designed to generate a good return on
  investments. A good trading strategy should be consistent, objective, quantifiable, and verifiable.
  There are 12 Trading Strategies that can be used for both Bullish and Bearish Markets by learning
  these strategies, investors and traders will be able to hedge and arbitrage their
  positions/investments in the markets. The strategies are delivered in the live market environment
  that covers the study of market movements.
  Technical strategies are taught with
  12 strategies are as follows:
• Investment strategy for regular income i.e. weekly / monthly basis.
• 2 Investment strategies for investors who wanted to buy stocks in the oversold zone.
• Investment strategy for weak stocks in the oversold zone
• Buy strategy for day trader on break-out stage.
• Short sell strategy for day trader on break-out(down) stage.
• Positional buy strategy at the accumulation stage.
• Positional short-sell strategy at the distribution stage.
• Short-sell strategy for weak stocks or range-bound stocks. (Buy Put option strategy)
• Unique positional strategy for trading in nifty, bank nifty, and commodity.
• Unique strategy of Intraday Bank nifty trader. (Buying CALL or PUT option)
• Commodity day trader strategy.
  Other technical concepts:
• Price action concept
• Divergences concepts
• Interpretation of false signals of indicators
• Rubber band theory
• Approximate calculation of Support and resistance values using Fibonacci.
• Introduction to the derivative market.
• Important points to check fundamental analysis.
  We also help:
• How to study and observe charts on a daily/weekly/monthly basis?
• How to determine expected market movement on daily basis?
• How to observe the charts, from which indicator to start and end?
• Provide a list of uptrend stocks. (6 months)
• Some trades for observations.
  The course also includes 12 live sessions ( 2 hours each) 5 Revision sessions (2 hours each) + Q/A
  sessions where the candidate can clarify any doubts about the subject taught.

Batch timings:

Weekdays : Evening 5 pm to 7 pm and 7 pm to 9 pm

Weekly : three days per week.

Monday – Wednesday – Friday or Tuesday – Thursday – Friday

WEEKENDS 9:30 am to 11:30 am and 11:30 am to 1:30 pm

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