Technical Analysis not only aids in understanding the profit target but also raises awareness about the associated risks involved in trading. We impart the secrets of successful traders, offering unique insights into trading strategies for Intraday, Swing trade, Short-term delivery, Futures, and options. What sets this course apart from regular technical analysis is that our teachings are grounded in logic and simple mathematical formulas, which have been successfully employed by numerous traders, brokers, and fund managers.
•Methods for identifying trends and turning points.
•Develop self trading platform by using a set of indicators.
•Method for price forecasting.
•Understanding charts and their patterns for buy-sell decisions.
•Learn all candles, patterns and indicators, and many more
•Learn how to operate or use technical software for research.
•Learn how to trade in all segments, whether equity, commodity, or currency.
•Get certified for technical analysis certification.
•Use of art techniques for Successful intra-day and short-term trading
•IDFL Technical Analysis Certification
•Become a certified Technical Analyst
•Assistance in getting a job as Technical Analyst or Research Analyst
Module 1: Certificate Course in Technical Analysis
Introduction to Technical Analysis
What is technical analysis?
The basis of technical analysis
Difference between technical vs fundamental analysis
Type of Charts
Introduction about chart
The various types of price charts
•Line chart
•Bar chart
•Candlestick chart
•Kagi chart
•Point & Figure chart
•Renko chart
•Three Line Break chart
Trend lines
•What is the purpose of drawing trend lines?
•How to plot trend lines
Candlestick study
One candlestick pattern
•Doji
•Hammer / Hanging Man
•Inverted Hammer / Shooting Star
•Spinning Top
•Marubozu
Double candlestick pattern
•Bullish /Bearish Engulf
•Bullish /Bearish Harami
•Piercing pattern /Dark cloud cover
•Tweezer Top & Bottom
Triple candlestick pattern
•Morning star /Evening star
•Three white shoulders / Three black crows
•Abandoned body (Bullish & Bearish)
•Tasuki Gap (Bullish & Bearish)
Five candlestick pattern
•Rising three methods & falling three methods
Support & Resistance
What is Support?
What is Resistance?
Change of support to resistance and vice versa
Charts patterns and their study
Four stages: Accumulation, Mark-up, Distribution and Panic liquidation
Chart patterns:
•Head & Shoulder
•Inverted Head & Shoulder
•Double top/bottom
•Flag & Pennant
•Symmetrical, Ascending, Descending Triangles
•Wedge Patterns
•Rounding top/bottom
•Cup & Handle
•Rectangles Bullish / Bearish
•Triple top/bottom
Gaps & Gaps Analysis
Types of Gaps:
•Common gap
•Breakaway gap
•Runaway gap
•Exhaustion gap
•Island cluster
Oscillators & indicators
What does a technical indicator offer?
Why use indicators?
Types of indicators:
•Leading indicator
•Lagging indicator
Moving averages
•Simple moving average (SMA)
•Exponential moving average (EMA)
How to trade on moving averages
MACD
•What is the MACD and how is it calculated?
How to trade on MACD
RSI
•What is momentum?
•Calculation of the RSI
•Divergence
How to trade on RSI
On Balance Volume
•Overview
•Calculation of OBV
How to trade on OBV
Stochastic
•Overview
•Construction
How to trade on stochastic
William %R
•Overview
•Signals
How to trade on William %R
Bollinger bands
•Few rules for beginners
•How to trade on bb
•How to use multiple indicators
Money Flow Index
•Overview
How to trade on MFI
Trading strategy
The Dow Theory
•Background
•Principal rule of the Dow theory
Elliot Waves theory
•Elliot wave basics
How to trade on Elliot waves
Fibonacci Sequence
•How to trade on Fibonacci retracement
•How to trade on the Fibonacci extension
Trading psychology and how to manage the risk
YOU CAN DO RESEARCH ON STOCKS, COMMODITY, FOREX
ON ANY INDIAN AND WORLD MARKET
UNDERSTAND THE CONCEPT OF
TECHNICAL ANALYSIS
AND DO
RESEARCH ON ANY LIVE & EOD
SOFTWARE
After getting certified for the IDFL technical analyst certificate course candidate should be eligible to be a technical analyst and work as a technical analyst.
There are no minimum education criteria to learn technical analysis but those who want to do a job as a technical analyst should be at least a Graduate. To understand and analyze the market only for trading and investing purposes we recommend that the candidate should be at least 10th pass.