
Analyze and strategize what moves a stock using momentum plays like earnings releases, investor conferences, dividends, economic events, economic reports, and 52-week highs for day, swing, or investing.
Explore what moves stock prices—from economic events to earnings and news—and apply a weekly and daily checklist using RSI, MACD, EMA/SMA, and VWAP to time long or short trades.
Analyze earnings by reviewing revenue, net income, and guidance; identify the release date, patterns, and plan momentum trades within a risk-reward framework.
Learn to analyze earnings releases and strategize trades using TREES and ASM models, EMA/SMA crossovers, and pre/post-market timing with risk management to avoid gambling.
Analyze investor conferences to anticipate stock momentum and plan trades using the TREES method, focusing on pre- and post-conference price moves, volume, and risk-reward alignment.
Learn to analyze and strategize around investor conferences, time trades during market hours, and monetize moves using entry, exit, and trail stop losses guided by EMA and SMA crossovers.
Learn how dividends benefit companies and investors, and prepare a dividend analysis by checking the ex-dividend date on your broker calendar and spotting price patterns.
Master dividend timing using the data record, ex-dividend date, and the day-before window; buy before ex-dividend, sell on ex-dividend for dividend capture, guided by the TREES method.
Analyze economic events by preparing an analysis piece and comparing Fed reports to prior periods and estimates. Identify stocks, momentum patterns, and use buy stop orders during market hours.
Analyze and strategize around FOMC events with a chart-driven trees method plan to enter and exit long or short positions, guided by SMA crossovers and price momentum.
Analyze weekly economic reports, prepare an analysis piece, and plan trades around anticipated price moves using patterns, trees method, and pre/post release strategies.
Learn to analyze and strategize around economic reports like the PPI, CPI, and jobless claims, using pre-market momentum, SMA crossovers, and the TREES method to enter, exit, and manage risk.
Learn how breaking a new 52-week high triggers alerts and buy orders, creates momentum, and shapes a plan with entry and stop levels, while turning old resistance into new support.
Master bi-directional trading in bull and bear markets by using long and short positions, recognizing patterns over price, and managing risk with stop losses and inverse ETFs.
Understand that volume moves stock prices through buying or selling pressure, with high-volume stocks trading around a million shares daily, and large-cap, billion-dollar companies often moving 20–80 million daily.
Use watch lists and alerts to monitor price changes across multiple stocks, ETFs, or options, and receive notifications when criteria trigger to guide a low-risk plan based on confirmed direction.
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The purpose of this course is to provide knowledge, comprehension and application training on Think or Swim trading platform to accurately complete the objectives as stated below.
Define "Analyze and Strategize for What Moves a Stock" for Day Trading, Swing Trading or Investing.
Describe the use and importance of "Analyze and Strategize for What Moves a Stock" to identify stock direction and determine your trading plan.
Identify from "Analyze and Strategize for What Moves a Stock" Day Trade, Swing Trade or Investing opportunities.
Demonstrate the process to "Analyze and Strategize for What Moves a Stock" to identify stock direction and determine your TREESS trading plan that you are comfortable with and best fits for your acceptable risk reward ratio.
After completing this course, you will have learned various analysis and strategy skills, regardless if you are a trader or an investor for "What Moves a Stock" to identify opportunities a form a plan for trades. This course specifically demonstrates LOW RISK analysis and strategies for: Earnings, Investor Conferences, Dividends, Economic reports, Economic Events, and Breaking New 52 Week Highs. The course also discusses "Trading in Both a Bull and Bear Markets" in which show how trading bi-directionally provides twice the opportunities then just one direction. We conclude the course content with "Watch List and Alerts" so you can stay informed of when news breaks on a stock or a stock break a price point. More importantly, you will know from the "Analyze and Strategize for What Moves a Stock" course content what the common low risk opportunities for trades are and how market direction significantly reacts before, during, and after the events mentioned above. This is critical as the "Trend is your friend" and you don't want to go long in a bear (trending downward) market and you don't want to short in a bull (trending upward) market.