Trading Stocks Mastery Course

Master stock market trading with this course covering technical analysis, candlesticks, day & swing trading, and more.

What you'll learn

Understand what is required to become a trader and the expectations that come with it.

Develop knowledge of technical analysis concepts, including candlestick analysis, support/resistance levels, and Fibonacci retracement levels.

Identify discernable patterns and indicators that indicate buying and selling opportunities.

Manage risk, money, and trades effectively, including implementing trading psychology and maintaining integrity and self-discipline.

Develop an adaptable mentality and stable mental stress tolerance.

Understand the importance of proper capitalization, commitment, and time management.

Be able to evaluate the market cycle and understand the four stages of the market.

Analyze charts using multiple timeframe analysis and identify patterns and indicators for potential trade opportunities.

Recognize the specific instances when a nonrandom price action occurs in the market and how to differentiate between nonrandom and random markets.

Understand the concepts of stop loss, position sizing, and P/L rules for effective money management.

Requirements

Being receptive to new ideas and having a desire to acquire knowledge and skills for personal and professional growth

Description

This course is designed to teach students the skills and knowledge necessary to become successful stock traders. Students will learn technical analysis and candlestick charting, how to identify profitable trades, and execute them with precision. The course covers two different trading strategies, including day trading and swing trading. The course is suitable for both beginners and experienced traders, and it will take their skills to the next level.The course covers a range of topics, including technical analysis concepts such as candlestick analysis, support/resistance levels, and fibonacci retracement levels. Students will learn how to identify patterns and indicators that indicate buying and selling opportunities. Effective money management and risk management are also covered, along with trading psychology and self-discipline.The course also emphasizes the importance of proper capitalization, time commitment, and time management. Students will learn how to analyze charts using multiple timeframes and identify patterns and indicators for potential trade opportunities. The course covers the specific instances when a nonrandom price action occurs in the market and how to differentiate between nonrandom and random markets.The course includes 24 interactive examples of potential trades in actual market conditions. By the end of the course, students will have the knowledge and confidence to start trading stocks like a pro. Enrolling in this course is the first step in mastering the stock market.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Expectations

Lecture 2 Technical Analysis

Lecture 3 The Market Cycle

Section 2: Chart Basics

Lecture 4 Reading Candlestick Charts

Lecture 5 Candlestick Analysis Part 1

Lecture 6 Introduction

Lecture 7 Candlestick Analysis Part 2

Lecture 8 Candlestick Analysis Part 3

Lecture 9 Candlestick Analysis Part 4

Lecture 10 Trendlines Part 1

Lecture 11 Trendlines Part 2

Lecture 12 Support and Resistance Levels Part 1

Lecture 13 Support and Resistance Levels Part 2

Lecture 14 Multiple Timeframe Analysis

Section 3: Patterns and Indicators

Lecture 15 Introduction

Lecture 16 Nonrandom Vs. Random Market

Lecture 17 Common Types of Patterns

Lecture 18 3-Bar Play

Lecture 19 4-Bar Play

Lecture 20 Buy-Setup

Lecture 21 Sell-Setup

Lecture 22 Breakout

Lecture 23 Breakdown

Lecture 24 Triangles

Lecture 25 Flags

Lecture 26 Introduction to Indicators

Lecture 27 Moving Averages

Lecture 28 Fibonacci Retracement

Section 4: Risk Management

Lecture 29 Introduction

Lecture 30 Money Management Part 2

Lecture 31 Money Management Part 1

Lecture 32 Money Management Part 3

Lecture 33 Trade Management

Lecture 34 Risk Management

Section 5: Trading Strategy

Lecture 35 Introduction

Lecture 36 Trading Strategy #1

Lecture 37 Trading Strategy #2

Lecture 38 The Re-entry Rule

Lecture 39 Risk to Reward & Batting Averages

Section 6: Trading Psychology

Lecture 40 Introduction

Lecture 41 Trading Psychology

Lecture 42 Summary of Trading Psychology

Section 7: Putting It All Together

Lecture 43 Introduction

Lecture 44 Scanning Stocks

Lecture 45 Trading Strategy #1: Example 1

Lecture 46 Trading Strategy #1: Example 2

Lecture 47 Trading Strategy #1: Example 3

Lecture 48 Trading Strategy #1: Example 4

Lecture 49 Trading Strategy #1: Example 5

Lecture 50 Trading Strategy #1: Example 6

Lecture 51 Trading Strategy #1: Example 7

Lecture 52 Trading Strategy #1: Example 8

Lecture 53 Trading Strategy #1: Example 9

Lecture 54 Trading Strategy #1: Example 10

Lecture 55 Trading Strategy #1: Example 11

Lecture 56 Trading Strategy #1: Example 12

Lecture 57 Trading Strategy #2: Example 1

Lecture 58 Trading Strategy #2: Example 2

Lecture 59 Trading Strategy #2: Example 3

Lecture 60 Trading Strategy #2: Example 4

Lecture 61 Trading Strategy #2: Example 5

Lecture 62 Trading Strategy #2: Example 6

Lecture 63 Trading Strategy #2: Example 7

Lecture 64 Trading Strategy #2: Example 8

Lecture 65 Trading Strategy #2: Example 9

Lecture 66 Trading Strategy #2: Example 10

Lecture 67 Trading Strategy #2: Example 11

Lecture 68 Trading Strategy #2: Example 12

Section 8: Conclusion

Lecture 69 Becoming a Successful Trader

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