
Design a method by modeling a successful business with rising quarterly earnings and a focus on assets, debt, or earnings to grow net worth, combining techno-fundamental analysis with technical strength.
Learn how the basing area theory guides investing by identifying four stock life-cycle stages—basing area, advance, topping, and decline—and how market sentiment and demand drive price in techno-fundamental investing.
Assess market sentiment through base area price theory stages: base area, advance stage, top phase, and decline, to identify stocks with improving fundamentals and positive sentiment for fast profits.
Understand trend concepts: sideways basing areas, uptrends with higher highs and higher lows, and downtrends with lower highs and lower lows. Invest in early uptrends and avoid sideways or downtrends.
Identify trend direction with trend followers and moving averages, guiding retail investors to stocks above the 150-200 day ema cross and evaluate fundamentals for sustainable uptrends.
Learn to buy on unusual pattern breaks by treating invalid breaks as the left side of the N pattern, with examples and risk management.
Learn a profit booking strategy that protects your account with a stop loss after a 20% rise, books half at 100% upside, and exits on a weekly 30-week EMA break.
Investing In Stocks For Retail Investors, An Investing Method To Make Fast Profits In Stock Market
You'll learn why in spite of lot of knowledge people fail as investors AND what you can do to be not in that failure list.
You'll also learn why all investing methods are not created equal.
After going from course you'll be able to understand market sentiment and how to invest based on market sentiment.
In course we'll give you clear idea how to spot stocks that are on verge of generating upside and why they are best suited for investment for Retail Investors.
Buying stocks that are on verge of upside is good idea because after purchase stock would start showing profit in 3 to 6 months or even less.
Fundamentals of all businesses are not created equal, fundamentals that might be important in one business might be totally useless in some other business.
Finally we have also included chapter on what to do when analysis fails to perform as expected and what to do when stock performs better than expect.
In Case You Need Better Reason To Join then final chapters of course are dedicated to show to performance of stocks that were discussed and found during course. Those chapters are available for free preview, you can check their performance by yourself.