Technical Analysis 2. Trading with Conceptual Indicators

Explore the concept of support and resistance in technical analysis, where price moves within a range due to supply and demand, and why real prices diverge from ideal lines.

Learn how real-life charts reveal support and resistance, identify trend lines around key levels, and manage risk with stop losses and counter trades for short- and long-term traders.

Learn the significance of support and resistance and how to plan buys near support and sells near resistance. Use stop losses and counter positions to manage risk against false breakouts.

Learn to identify uptrends, downtrends, and sideways markets by drawing trend lines from three points, then manage trades with buy, short, and stop-loss rules, while practicing patience.

Execute an intraday trade on a 30-minute nifty chart, identify a bullish trend, draw a trio of points into a trend line, and manage risk with a stop loss.

Explore rectangle and triangle patterns, including ascending, descending, and symmetrical triangles, and understand breakout from support and resistance with directional probabilities and professional terminology.

Learn how upside and downside breakouts move beyond resistance and support, with price and volume confirmation, and how to identify next targets while managing risk.

Learn how to identify support and resistance from past data using pivot points and plotted lines, with Nifty examples and guidance on stop losses and discipline in trading.

Combine price and volume to reveal market direction as the mother of all indicators. Identify bullish and bearish signals across four price-volume scenarios for clearer analysis.

Analyze how to interpret average volume versus sudden volume spikes in price-volume action, distinguishing consistent trends from one-day changes.

Understand how sudden volume surges indicate price bottoms or peaks, and learn risk-managed strategies using futures, options, and stop losses for day and positional trading.

Learn how volume confirms or invalidates breakouts, and apply day trading or positional strategies using futures and put or call options with stop losses and counter trades.

Explore Fibonacci numbers and ratios, including the golden ratio, and define retracement. Distinguish retracement from a change in direction as a prelude to stock market analysis.

Learn how Fibonacci retracement acts as a technical indicator, identifying 23.6%, 38.2%, and 61.8% levels to mark potential reversals in uptrends and downtrends, guiding entry and exit decisions.

Master Fibonacci retracement for intraday trading by selecting suitable time frames, distinguishing retracements from trend changes, and using 23.6, 38.2, and 61.8% levels with volume clues and risk management.

Explore fibonacci retracement for intraday trades, why retracements occur, and how to use three trading regions, stop losses, and the put-call ratio to manage risk in futures markets.

Learn how to execute a Fibonacci positional trade using retracement levels S1, S2, and S3 in an uptrend or downtrend, with pre-market analysis and optional put option hedging.

Compare small traders and big sharks, exploring trading in derivatives, hedging, and the shift from investing. Learn how price action and volume reveal intent and prep the put call ratio.

Explore how big sharks use selling options as hedges in futures and options, revealing why call and put selling signals reflect their market outlook and risk management.

Explore the put call ratio as a key technical indicator, focusing on open interest, why volume can mislead, and market direction when PCR is below one.

Use PCR as a technical indicator to identify bullish and oversold conditions, while hedging, option premiums, and portfolio shifts explain how big sharks influence price recovery.

Learn how the put-call ratio signals market sentiment, with thresholds around 0.9–1.1 and above 1.2, and how big players hedge with puts; observe and use stop losses.

Learn to place a holistic positional trade based on trend with price-volume and put-call ratio confirmation, avoid retracements, and hedge risk using put options in a Tata Motors example.

Learn to manage a positional live trade based on trend, using price action, volume cues, doji signals, and overbought indicators to decide on futures, a cover order, and put options.

Take a two-month positional trade using Fibonacci retracement in a strong uptrend, waiting for retracement as the overbought put call ratio and volume signal, and manage risk with a longer-dated put.

Explore a positional live trade based on Fibonacci retracement, with trend confirmation, rising volumes, and put-call ratio signals, and emphasize explicit risk management and exit planning.

Explore the add-on section, answering student questions from online or offline discussions in a video lesson to benefit current and future learners, with guidance on recognizing duplicate questions across courses.

Explore why selling call options, rather than buying out-of-the-money calls, can yield profits with small gains but unlimited risk, and learn how big players hedge with options.

Explore why selling call options can be wiser than buying, highlighting unlimited risk versus premium, the role of open interest, and hedging with stock portfolios to manage risk.

Explore a live trade that sells a Tata Motors call option while applying personal analysis, candlestick patterns, and open interest insights to manage risk and hedging strategies.

Learn to sell call options with protection using Tata Motors at 650, collecting a premium of 9048 as expiry passes, while strong open-interest signals guide strategy.

Understand the precautions before selling call options, including how a red signal and pre-expiry events like results can derail your analysis and impact profits.

Discover how big players sell put options, manage double risk with strike 400, and buy stock at 400 when prices drop, contrasting with call option strategies.

Watch a live trade on selling put options. Learn how to select strike prices using the option chain, assess open interest, manage risk, and differentiate investor versus trader perspectives.

Sell put options with Ashok Leyland to illustrate premium earnings and risk when defaulting below strike; small traders should avoid puts and pursue disciplined, investor-minded decisions.

Analyze call and put open interest together to see big players, bulls and bears, and use cross-checked signals like candlesticks, put-call ratio, and volumes to manage risk.

Explore why global rating agencies contradict themselves in stock calls, distinguish calculation from analysis, and learn how this course combines fundamental and technical analysis to interpret such divergences.

Explore the difference between calculation and analysis in stock assessment, why rating agencies differ due to parameters and presumptions, and how fundamental analysis and technical analysis manage risk.

Explore what algo trading is, how it works, and whether it guarantees profits or prevents losses, as an add-on lesson connecting futures options and technical analysis.

Explore how algorithms automate stock trading, translating market analysis into fast, emotion-free buy and sell decisions, while noting profits aren’t guaranteed and taxes and costs matter.

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