
Advance swing trading course introduces strategies from basics to advanced. Learn to analyze after market close and take selective trades without constant monitoring.
Explore advanced swing trading strategies designed for working professionals, learn to pick stocks, set stop losses and targets, and trade after the market closes with daily analysis.
Explore market personality, structure, and volume, then learn six swing trading strategies: pullback, breakout, range breakout, and trend-following, and essential risk management like stop losses and position sizing.
Explore market personality and how different instruments—stocks, crypto, commodities, forex—show distinct behavior; distinguish well-behaved from volatile assets and learn how transitions between market stages shape swing trading.
Spot well behaved instruments that move up and down, enabling simple swing trades by buying during declines and selling near tops, in crypto and stocks.
Explore how volatile instrument behaves, with prices rising and falling, sideways movement, and shrinking candles that create unclear duration. Learn to avoid trading volatile instruments and seek a well-behaved instrument.
Identify the four stages of the market—accumulation, uptrend, distribution, and downturn—and observe how big money quietly accumulates and offloads positions to drive price moves.
Explore the accumulation zone in swing trading, where prices stay within a tight range and large volume clusters form as traders buy gradually to avoid price spikes.
After the accumulation stage, the uptrend pushes prices higher; buy on pullbacks to the value zone for profits and note that distribution will be covered in the next lecture.
Identify the distribution zone in swing trading by spotting flat highs and lows and gradual selling to avoid big drops, using volume signals to buy low and sell high.
Learn to recognize the four market stages: accumulation, uptrend, distribution, and downtrend, and time sells during pullbacks after a breakdown from distribution.
Identify re-accumulation zones, where accumulation and upturn lead to renewed moves, and distinguish distribution phases driven by big players with probability-based analysis and stop-loss discipline.
Explore redistribution after downturns and distinguish it from accumulation and breakouts; use historical data to identify the four market stages and apply stop losses.
Identify the best location to enter and exit trades by waiting for retracements and discounted prices, reducing risk and boosting profit potential.
Learn to buy at a discount during strong uptrends and sell at a premium during downturns, using pullbacks to enter and liquidate long positions at favorable prices.
Learn ambush entry, a high risk, high reward approach entering without candle confirmation using support and resistance. Compare conventional and early entries with 50% pullbacks, retests, and disciplined risk management.
This lecture shows an ambush entry in swing trading, entering a buy order at support after multiple reversals, disregarding candle color, with candle confirmation and a stop loss.
Master the re-test entry technique for swing trading by marking 50 percent pullbacks on daily candles, timing entries on daily charts during upturns.
Identify a support level and wait for a bullish green candle as confirmation, then buy at the close, using the conventional entry approach.
Learn all types of entry in swing trading, including conventional and ambush entries around support and the 50 percent level, with bullish candles and stop-loss placement.
Explore how volume signals price breakouts and reversals, and learn to combine volume with price action to confirm breakouts using higher-than-average volume.
Explore volume types in swing trading, including noise, normal, and continuation volume, and learn how volume spikes signal breakouts, accumulation, or distribution patterns.
Explore examples of no volume, pro volume, and continuation volume to spot reversals and sideways markets. See how spikes reveal accumulation zones, disapproval volume, and uptrends with volume signaling continuations.
Learn the central pivot range (CPR): a three-line support and resistance system with pivot, bottom pivot, and top pivot. Compute pivot as (high+low+close)/3 and bottom as (high+low)/2 using monthly data.
Set up monthly CPR in TradingView with the SD CPR indicator, disable daily and weekly CPR, zero the monthly CPR input, and customize colors for top, central well, and bottom.
learn how to use monthly CPR signals, read back-to-back CPR for ascending or descending setups, and enter with pullback entries and fixed stop losses around the CPR.
Explore ascending CPR patterns, trading after two consecutive rising CPRs using conventional or ambush entries, with stops below CPR and targets based on risk-reward.
Identify descending CPR signals and time swing trades using conventional entries, stop losses above CPR, and 50 percent retracement entries.
Identify five-candle fractal pattern around the middle candle, distinguish bull and bear fractals, and trade breakouts with buys above middle high and sells below red candle low with stops.
Learn to spot bull fractals by marking highs and buying on a confirmed breakout with a stop loss, while prioritizing candles with larger bodies and avoiding small candles.
Identify bear fractal patterns by marking the candle low and exiting on a breakout, with a stop loss below the low and a minimum 1:2 risk-reward ratio.
Master the inside range breakout strategy by spotting an inside candle within a monster candle and trading the breakout with stop loss, riding strong uptrends or downtrends.
Learn to identify a monster candle with inside bars, execute a breakout entry, and enter long with a stop loss. Watch for invalidation when the monster candle high is broken.
Learn the outside candle strategy, a two-bar reversal where high exceeds previous high and low falls below previous low, signaling reversals near support and resistance in sideways markets.
Explore the outside candle strategy with practical examples showing buy signals at strong support or near resistance, using a stop loss and recognizing accumulation or distribution zones.
Master the box breakout strategy by identifying accumulation or distribution, going long on upper breakouts, going short on lower breakouts, and validating entries with volume spikes.
Practice box breakout analysis to distinguish accumulation from redistribution, confirming breakouts with volume spikes and price moves, and enter trades on confirmed breakouts or breakdowns.
Apply the follow the trend strategy using 20 and 50 ema, ensure emas slope, wait for retracement, and place a stop below the 50 ema with bullish or bearish confirmation.
Explore a follow-the-trend strategy using value-area levels and ema structures (20, 50, 15), with 50% retracements, buy on pullbacks, and safe stop placements in uptrends and downturns.
Learn to execute high probability trades by combining ema pullbacks with cpr levels, entering on closes above key levels and using disciplined stop-loss placement.
Enter at the right location and let price come to you at a discount, selling a premium. Identify breakouts from accumulation and distribution, and avoid relying on volume alone.
Learn to apply the previous candle high and low method, halo method, and moving average 20mm method to set stop losses during parabolic moves from news, in uptrends or downturns.
Learn to apply the swing high and low method to identify trend swings, place and trailing stop losses, and profit from uptrends and downtrends with pullbacks.
Explore the moving average method and how to use DME as a stop loss for trailing stops in swing trading, with examples showing when the method works best.
Discover how to place stop losses using the previous candle high-low method in uptrends and downturns, including trailing stops and exit signals when a candle closes below the previous low.
Apply the swing low method to place stop losses by tracing swing highs and lows, exiting when the previous swing closes below it.
Learn to use the 20-period moving average as a trailing stop, exiting when a candle closes below the moving average, and letting profits ride.
learn how risk management shapes trading outcomes through a coin toss exercise, tracking 100 trials with 10-point wins and 5-point losses to illustrate risk-to-reward and net profit.
Use a coin toss to decide long or short in markets, practicing with paper trading simulator on TradingView, and apply emotionless risk rules of 4% profit and 2% stop loss.
Master position sizing to limit risk, set stop losses, and decide how many shares to buy so you survive the market with 1–2 percent risk and aim for profit.
Learn why position sizing matters, illustrated with a mathematical formula that shows how losses require increasingly larger gains to recover.
Manage risk by preserving capital, setting stop losses, and selecting minimum risk-reward ratios; beginners limit to 1% risk, professionals to 2%, with longer-term market focus.
If you are working professional and want to trade in the stocks without leaving your job .
The best thing you can do is the swing trading . In swing trading you don't need to sit in front of the system all day long in order to monitor your trade .In this way you can do your job and trading at the same time.
In this course I will be discussing most powerful strategies that you can use in your trading and become profitable. You can do the analysis after the market closes. You can decide where you have to take the entry and put your SL.
That's all you have to do .
You will learn the most important concepts of the Swing trade. Although this is the practical course but I will not ignore the theory. If you want to start you trading career , I will suggest you to start with this swing trading course.
You are going to learn six powerful strategies . You can use any of them, that's totally your choice depending on your personality or market condition for swing trading. You can use this swing trading course for stock trading as well. This course is a pure technical analysis course. This swing trading course purely based on Price action.
You might think Risk is there but if you manage your account well then chances of making profit is also very High.