
In this lecture, you will learn what is covered in the course.
The disclaimer warns that trading stocks, options, and other securities involves substantial risk, may not suit all investors, and is not intended as investment advice.
Investing vs trading, differences matter. Investors focus on fundamental analysis and long-term stock research, while traders rely on technical analysis and intraday actions.
Adopt a systematic stock-picking approach, entering only when a strategy is met and cutting losses when the plan signals exit. Price action with support and resistance reinforces sticking to plan.
Explore fundamental vs technical analysis, highlighting how healthy growth drives value in fundamental analysis and how chart patterns and market sentiment guide stock trading in technical analysis, with investing emphasis.
Explore value investing and growth investing, learn how to identify undervalued stocks and high growth potential, and apply a hybrid model to balance risks and returns.
Learn why stock prices move in the long run by linking fundamentals. Assess financial health and growth and use options as a supplementary tool to accelerate returns.
Learn to read cash flow statements, income statements, and balance sheets to evaluate liquidity, profitability, and growth, and apply valuation for entry and exit.
Discover a systematic stock investing program from stock selection to return acceleration, using valuation methods or price matrix, leverage with risk management, discount buying, and monthly income via options.
Explore how stock transactions work, including market orders, bids and asks, the roles of exchanges and brokers, and how brokers clear trades.
Choose reputable brokers by comparing commission-based and non-commission-based models, considering direct market access, spreads, and minimum funding to start trading.
This is a quick course for investor to learn to invest in a systematic approach instead of buying thru rumors.
When it comes to stock market investing/trading, most retail player just lack of the knowledge to do it systematically, especially beginner.
Most retail player buy/sell based on news, based on rumors and often times by just listening to others.
This short course listed down some of the paths that been proven successful for our students.
You don't need to be a "financial expert" to be successful in stock market.
In this course, you will learn
This is a short course, as good to know information that does not affect your investing decision is not included.