Technical Analysis Course

Your broker acts as your gateway to the markets. The right broker can empower your trading with powerful tools, transparent pricing, and responsive support. It’s essential to select a broker that aligns with your trading goals, risk tolerance, and experience level. Whether it’s speed of execution for day traders or low costs for long-term investors, the broker you choose has a direct impact on your profitability and peace of mind.

Overview:
A long-term investor holds assets for extended periods—typically years—to benefit from compound growth, dividends, and market trends.

Characteristics:

• Frequency: Infrequent trading; buys and holds.

• Time Horizon: Years to decades.

• Goal: Build wealth over time through appreciation and income.

• Tools Used: Fundamental analysis, company earnings, economic indicators.

• Risk: Lower (historically); absorbs short-term volatility.

• Lifestyle: Low maintenance; suitable for passive investors.

In this video, we break down how to use moving averages—one of the most popular technical indicators in trading. Whether you're a new investor or brushing up on strategy, you'll learn how moving averages help identify trends, filter noise, and guide smarter entry and exit points.

The MACD, is one of the most widely used momentum indicators in technical analysis. It helps traders identify potential trend reversals, entry points, and exit signals by analyzing the relationship between two moving averages of a security’s price.

At its core, the MACD shows the difference between a fast (short-term) and slow (long-term) exponential moving average (EMA). When these moving averages converge or diverge, it signals a potential shift in market momentum.

the Stochastic Oscillator—a widely used technical analysis tool that helps traders identify overbought and oversold conditions in the market. By comparing a stock's current price to its range over a recent period, this oscillator helps determine possible trend reversals or price corrections. You'll see how it appears on trading platforms, how to read the %K and %D lines, and what it means when values cross key thresholds like 20 or 80.

In trading, support and resistance are two of the most fundamental concepts in technical analysis. They act like invisible lines on a price chart that help traders understand where prices might stop, reverse, or break out.

Trend lines are powerful tools used by traders to identify the direction of market movements and potential reversal points. Through practical examples, this tutorial demonstrates how to draw trend lines based on higher highs and higher lows (for uptrends), as well as lower highs and lower lows (for downtrends). Whether you're trading stocks, gold, or any other instrument, mastering trend lines can significantly enhance your decision-making process.

we explore the VWAP (Volume Weighted Average Price) indicator—an essential tool for day traders and institutional investors alike. Learn what VWAP is, how it’s calculated, and how to use it to identify optimal entry and exit points. Whether you're trading stocks, futures, or ETFs, understanding VWAP can enhance your strategy and improve your execution.