Sasha Evdakov – trade stocks with technical analysis
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Course Overview for Technical Analysis
See a thorough description of each video and what you will learn from it.
(DVD 1) Introduction to Module 1
Time to complete: 51 minutes
The first video will teach you the basis and fundamentals of getting the most out of this course. We will begin by discussing a broad review of analysis and what to pay attention to while you examine the content. You will discover:
Tips, ideas, and tactics for increasing your chances of success in this course
Important factors to keep in mind when reading technical analysis
Common stumbling blocks for most new traders, as well as advice on how to overcome them
A broad summary of fundamental analysis and technical analysis, as well as why you should concentrate on the latter.
What I look for when evaluating a stock before making a trade
What I overlook and disregard while trading stocks
(DVD 2) Module 2: Technical Fundamentals
Duration: 34 minutes
In this video, you will study the fundamentals of technology. Before you can interpret technical analysis or use it to your trade, you must first understand what it is and how to utilize it. You will discover:
What exactly is technical analysis, and why is it important?
Why should you rely on technical analysis for the bulk of your trading decisions?
Understanding cycles and how stocks move in predictable cycles provides you an advantage when forecasting.
How to Evaluate a Stock Over Several Time Frames
A typical statement to remember when looking at stock charts that you will remember for the rest of your life
3 important things to remember regarding technical analysis
(DVD 3) Module 3: Fundamentals of Charting
Time to complete: 43 minutes
Charting fundamentals is all about laying the groundwork for reading and analyzing stock charts. Charts may be viewed in a variety of ways, ranging from chart kinds to time spans. You will discover:
What are candlesticks, and why should you care?
There are several sorts of charts that you may use while trading off the charts.
What is the difference between arithmetic and logarithmic charts, and which should you use?
Important things to ask oneself when looking at charts
Why should you consider several chart time frames before entering a trade?
What are trends and why are they important?
Three types of stock trend and which one to focus on when trading
What a trend reversal may tell you about a stock
(DVD 4) Candlesticks (Module 4)
Time to complete: 31 minutes
In this video, you will learn about the key candlestick patterns to look for while analyzing stock charts. You will discover how a stock is going during that time period by memorizing a few main candlestick patterns, and you will recognize when a stock’s momentum or direction may shift. You will discover:
What are enveloping patterns and why should you be aware of them?
What exactly are hammers and hanging men?
What are shooting stars, how do they look, and why should you search for them?
The graphic depicts four different varieties of dojis and what they signify.
(DVD 5) Volume is the fifth module.
Duration: 64 minutes
This session will teach you how to use volume as a vital leading signal when trading equities. Volume is the driving force behind stock movement. You won’t know whether your stock move is real until you know or grasp quality volume. This module will teach you:
What exactly is volume, and why is it so important?
What volume indicates whether it is rising or decreasing?
How to Interpret Quality Volume and Avoid High-Value Trades
What to look for when there is a surge in volume
How to calculate intraday volume to identify strong volume indications throughout the day
A stock passes through four stages and then repeats them.
What to look for in volume chart patterns and what they signify
You may develop your volume reading abilities by doing a volume training activity.
Modules 6 and 7 (DVD 6): Cause and Effect + Swing Points
Time to run Module 6 lasts 30 minutes and Module 7 lasts 27 minutes.
Module 6 focuses on cause and effect as it relates to stocks. Cause and effect may be applied to every element of life, not only stocks. We talk about energy and what causes and effects in stocks. In module 7, we talk about swing points in stocks, as well as ABCD patterns and how to utilize them to put up a trade. You will study the following in these two modules:
What is cause and effect, and how does it relate to stocks?
How to interpret stock market energy and what it implies for the movement
How wide the price spread is in stocks and how it validates the move
What are swing points and why are they important to understand?
The fundamentals of ABCD patterns, as well as what to expect from each leg
How the volume should operate and react while looking at swing point breaks
(DVD 7) Modules 8 and 9: Resistance and Support + Confluence
Module 8 run time: 31 minutes | Module 9 run time: 20 minutes
Module 8 will teach you about support and resistance, as well as how observing particular levels in a stock may help you forecast regions where a stock may rebound or surge upward. Module 9 focuses on confluence, which is the study of places or spots where two stocks come together. Consider confluence to be a meeting spot for buyers and sellers; it is this location that might send you confusing signals and put you off your game. You will study the following in these modules:
What exactly is support and resistance?
Illustrations of multiple support and resistance lines
How resistance lines may be transformed into support lines and vice versa
What is confluence and how does it relate to stocks?
How confluence deceives traders with its entry and exit locations
How much confluence may be expected in stocks at different price levels?
Module 10: Trend Lines and Channels (DVD 8)
Duration: 37 minutes
This video will teach you about trend lines and take a closer look at support and resistance using trend lines. We’ll also talk about channels and how a tight channel may give a stock greater relevance in terms of support and resistance. You will also discover:
What are trend lines, and when should you buy a stock if one breaks?
What is the trend line fan principle and how may it be used to charts?
What is a healthy trend line angle, and why is it vital to keep an eye on it?
What are channels, and why should you pay attention to them while planning your next move?
Various channels that you may encounter in stocks
(DVD 9) Retracements (Module 11)
Duration: 44 minutes
We all know that stocks do not rise indefinitely or in a straight line. This section discusses retracements. The appropriate retracements in a stock are healthy, and knowing what is a healthy retracement and what is a phony retracement can offer you greater confidence on pullbacks. If you understand what constitutes a good retracement, you will be able to identify regions of support, resistance, and opportunities to buy the stock on a rebound. This module will teach you:
How most people believe stocks move versus how they really move
What a decent downturn in stocks looks like and what to look for Why I favor pullbacks and retracements and why you should too
What is Fibonacci and how can you use it to calculate retracement levels?
What are the key Fibonacci levels to look for in stocks?
How to use Fibonacci levels to determine stock retracements
How to Calculate Stock Move Expansion Levels
(DVD 10) Module 12: Deficiencies
Time to complete: 23 minutes
If you pay close attention to the markets, you will notice that gaps develop regularly in equities. It is critical to spot gaps in a stock by not only recognizing that there is a gap, but also how large of a gap the stock generated, when it formed it, and what can happen when a stock you are following gaps up or down. This video will teach you:
What are stock gaps?
Why are gaps in a stock essential, and why should you pay attention to them?
Why is the distance and space created by the gap significant?
How gaps may lead to places of support and resistance
What causes gaps to be filled and what this signifies for the stock
Why do certain spaces remain unfilled?
What are the three kinds of gaps, and when do they happen?
(DVD 11) Module 13: Pattern Reversal
13th Module Duration: 56 minutes
Reversal patterns are crucial indicators on a chart that appear before a stock changes direction. Reversal patterns provide indications and cues as to when a possible trend may stop. This video will teach you:
What are chart patterns and what are the two main chart patterns that stocks have?
What you should look for when watching chart patterns
How the head and shoulders pattern is made
When should you use the head and shoulders pattern?
Forecasting and projecting movement on the head and shoulders pattern
The triple top and bottom patterns, as well as what to look for when the pattern breaks.
How are double tops and bottoms made, and when should you use them?
How to Spot False Breakouts in Double Top and Double Bottom Patterns
(DVD 12) Module 14: Patterns of Continuation
14th Module Duration: 66 minutes
Continuation patterns are healthy movements in a stock that offer it a pause (or breathing room) before continuing to move in the same direction as before. When you understand how to identify continuation patterns, you will be able to add to your position and make the most of the trade. This lesson will teach you:
What exactly are continuation patterns?
What is the distinction between continuation patterns and reversal patterns?
When to begin the trade and three sorts of triangle patterns
How to Calculate a Triangle Pattern’s Projected Move
What is a flag pattern and when should you enter the trade?
When is the best moment to buy a pennant pattern and how to recognize it?
What are the appropriate loudness signals for the flag and pennant patterns?
How to read a trading range and when to buy a stock
What exactly is a cup and handle pattern, and how do you trade it?
(DVD 13) Modules 15 and 16: Moving Averages and Oscillators Module 15 lasts 27 minutes | Module 16 lasts 23 minutes
In module 15, you will learn about moving averages and how they may help you understand a stock’s movement if you are having difficulty determining it. You will also learn a couple strategies for trading only on moving averages. The fundamentals of oscillators will be covered in Module 16. Oscillators are often better suited to use as exit signals, and this module will teach you about various popular oscillators and how to utilize them. You will discover:
What moving averages are and how they work
Many traders search and monitor popular moving averages.
There are several forms of moving averages that may be used in trading.
In moving averages, how do you apply the double crossover method?
What are oscillators and when should they be used?
What are some common oscillators and how do you utilize them?
(DVD 14) Module 17: Implementing Your Analysis
Duration: 28 minutes
The last module is all about finishing up and putting everything together. You will receive some last trading suggestions, ideas for what you should consider before making a deal, and some final perspective. This video covers the following topics:
A fundamental game plan that you should consider before trading
What company-specific facts should you look at before making a trade?
A couple last general trading suggestions
A list of resources to help you continue your education The next steps you should take with your trading and what you can do to better
Bonus #1: Includes a 211-page printed study guide!
A study guide that describes and summarizes all of the videos is now included! It contains spaces for taking notes as well as any exercises and examples from the course for easy reference. A substantial printed book with almost 235 pages. Please keep in mind that a digital downloadable PDF version with internet access is also available.
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