The Complete Stock Trading Course (Updated 2026)

Identify the market cycle and the emotional phases—from fear to euphoria—that drive rallies and declines, then apply contrarian buy/sell timing across daily and shorter time frames.

Explore candlestick charts, including green and red candles, wicks, and opening–closing bars, to interpret price action across timeframes. Identify bullish, bearish, and consolidation trends to analyze market movements.

Identify and draw support and resistance lines, including diagonal trend lines and horizontal levels, using highs, lows, and closes to anticipate price reactions and future tests.

Develop discipline to control emotions and trade with a clear plan. Learn to wait for right setups, avoid overtrading, and focus on good trades so money comes.

Learn position sizing and risk management to protect your portfolio. Use stop loss, a risk-reward ratio of at least 1:2, and scale into positions to trade for the long run.

Learn to use the Fibonacci sequence and extensions to gauge retracements after impulse waves in uptrends and downtrends, with key levels at 0.5 and 0.618 guiding buying opportunities across timeframes.

Explore the Elliott Wave Principle to identify dominant and five-wave patterns and ABC corrections, using Fibonacci retracements and extensions to spot buying opportunities within market cycles.

Apply Bollinger bands, two standard deviations from the moving average, to identify overbought and oversold conditions and generate short and long signals across daily and four-hour timeframes.

Identify market trends with exponential and simple moving averages. Use 12/26 and 50/200 crossovers to signal buys and sells across time frames.

Identify market trends with the MACD, a moving average convergence divergence indicator, using crossovers and the zero baseline to spot bullish and bearish signals, divergences, and price action.

Use the parabolic SAR indicator to analyze price action and trend reversals, trade with the trend in trending markets, and avoid false signals during consolidation by watching moving-average context.

Explore the RSI momentum indicator and how its 70/30 thresholds reveal overbought and oversold conditions. Identify divergences, trend lines, and support or resistance to spot buy and sell signals.

Learn how the stochastic oscillator identifies momentum by crossovers of blue and orange lines, marks overbought and oversold zones, and uses divergences and trend-line retests to signal potential moves.

Learn to identify head and shoulders and inverted head and shoulders patterns, spot neckline breaks and three failed rallies, and estimate targets from head to neckline.

Explore how broadening tops and bottoms form megaphone reversal patterns with two to three touches. Learn to trade these patterns using breakouts, retests, and targets in short or long setups.

Learn double tops and double bottoms reversal patterns, including triple top/bottom variations, with entry rules using failed clears and pivot breakouts, plus chart examples and profit targets.

Explore rounding bottoms and rounding tops as reversal patterns, how to spot them in price action, identify resistance and support, and set target prices from breakout points.

Identify diamond tops and bottoms as reversal patterns using breaks and retests, and measure the diamond’s height to set profit targets and stop losses in uptrends or downtrends.

Master the cup and handle continuation pattern within an uptrend, identifying rounding bottoms and bull flag formations during consolidation, waiting for a breakout to signal a buying opportunity across timeframes.

Identify rectangle tops and bottoms as continuation patterns with parallel support and resistance. Use touches to guide trades, keep to the trend, and target profits from the box height.

Explore wedge and triangle patterns, including rising and falling wedges and symmetrical, ascending, and descending triangles; learn trend lines, three-touch validation, breakouts, retests, and how to determine targets.

Explore flags and pennants as continuation or reversal patterns, learn to draw trend lines with three touches, and measure moves to set take-profit targets.

identify a dead cat bounce in a downtrend using a 0.618 resistance and volume patterns. use these signals to spot short setups and watch for price-volume divergence.

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Master TradingView navigation and chart analysis to interpret Japanese candlesticks, apply moving averages and Bollinger Bands, and use momentum and volume indicators with real-world examples.

Navigate the TradingView interface to chart stocks and forex, switch symbols, and apply intervals, indicators, alerts, watchlists, and annotations for real-time market insight.

Learn to read Japanese candlesticks by comparing open, high, low, and close, interpreting wick lengths and color to gauge market momentum, conviction, and reversals.

Learn to use drawing tools on TradingView to mark support and resistance with trend lines, rays, channels, regression channels, and rectangles for range-bound trading.

Learn to apply fibonacci retracement and extension to identify swing highs and lows, key levels such as 38.2%, 50%, and 61.8%, and confluence with trend.

Explore how moving averages, including exponential and simple forms, reveal trends using 50 and 200 day lines, golden cross signals, and dynamic support and resistance.

Master the macd to gauge momentum by comparing the 12 and 26 period moving averages, using the histogram and zero line crossovers to signal buys and sells.

Bollinger bands’ volatility indicators—three lines around a 20 moving average with two standard deviations—plus squeeze breakouts, trend factors, and stock and forex examples.

Learn how momentum indicators like RSI and the stochastic oscillator on the tradingview platform identify overbought and oversold conditions, divergence, and guide price action with moving averages for short-term trading.

Learn how the On balance volume indicator measures positive and negative volume flow to analyze trading direction, and why OBV is rarely used on its own for trend confirmation.

Practice paper trading on TradingView to test trading rules with take profits and stop losses, evaluate historical profitability, and refine systems and strategies in a risk-free environment.

Master a complete technical analysis system to trade profitably using candlestick analysis, long and short candles, and identify support and resistance while applying trading psychology and risk management.

Learn to read candlesticks by identifying open, high, low, and close prices and colors. Assess wick length and body size to gauge momentum and market psychology, noting a downtrend.

Discover how long and short candlesticks reveal conviction, momentum, gaps, and reversal signals like shooting stars and hammers, guiding interpretation of bullish or bearish moves on price charts.

Perform multiple time frame analysis to identify long-term trend and consolidation, then spot buy signals on shorter charts. Use volume and candlestick patterns to confirm breakouts and guide day trading.

Uncover how to apply support and resistance with market memory, fibonacci retracement, and candlestick signals to anticipate price moves, using Apple and GE as examples.

Master fibonacci retracements and extensions to identify pullbacks, key levels like 38.2%, 50%, and 61.8%. Align price action with round figures and support resistance for confluence in time frame trades.

Trade with the trend by using pivot points as guidance, entering near support or pivot levels and setting stops below pivot to target the next resistance.

Identify market trends using the exponential moving average and MACD, monitor momentum with the histogram, and combine crosses with price action for trend signals.

Explore how Bollinger bands pair a 20-period moving average with two standard deviations to reveal volatility, compression, trends, and breakout opportunities, and why they work best as a tool.

Trade the stochastic oscillator to identify overbought and oversold conditions via 80/20 crossovers. Use a moving average to confirm signals in range-bound markets and watch for price divergences.

Learn to trade with the trend in the down market, using Makdisi and Bollinger bands, spot overbought signals, and place stop-losses around support and resistance, avoiding reversal trades.

Identify choppy markets and apply trend-biased trading using the stochastic oscillator and moving average crosses, target support and resistance, and manage risk with percent-of-account sizing.

Identify how flat markets signal consolidation and lack of catalysts, and use volume spikes to anticipate breakouts, setting stops beyond the flatten area and targeting brief pullbacks.

Master trading psychology and risk management by focusing on protecting your capital, using position sizing, and staying with the longer term trend through losses.

Master technical analysis by identifying bullish and bearish sentiment, trading on support and resistance, mastering chart patterns, momentum signs, and real-world trade examples.

Identify uptrends and downtrends, understand consolidation and corrections, spot breakouts on weekly to 15-minute charts, while using moving averages such as the 200-day to focus on the longer-term trend.

Learn to mark up price charts with levels, trend lines, and channels to identify buy and sell zones, using horizontal lines, trend lines, and parallel channels in technical analysis.

Identify support and resistance on price charts using round-number levels and the horizontal line tool on TradingView, noting how price respects these areas and market memory.

Identify the head and shoulders reversal pattern, a bearish setup with a neckline break and a measured target from the pattern height, and the inverse bullish form.

Identify double tops and double bottoms (M and W patterns) as bullish and bearish reversal signals, then use breakouts and extrapolated moves to target actionable price levels.

Study diamond tops and bottoms as reversal patterns, including bullish breakouts and bearish breakdowns. Learn how trend lines reveal loss of confidence in the trend.

Trade rounding tops and bottoms by measuring the pattern height and projecting the breakout. Use a target equal to the pattern height and place a stop roughly halfway in.

Explore rectangle tops and bottoms as continuation and reversal signals within uptrends, illustrating distribution and accumulation, breakouts, retests, and the idea of failed consolidation patterns.

Explore continuation patterns such as wedges and triangles, including symmetrical, ascending, and descending triangles, with price compression, trend lines, apex breakouts, and measured targets.

an in-depth look at flag and pennant continuation patterns, including bullish and bearish versions, consolidation channels or triangles, and measured-move targets tied to pattern height.

Identify dead cat bounce patterns by watching gaps, resistance, and retracements; use patience, retests of lows, and Fibonacci levels to time day trades and avoid false bounces.

Learn the foundations of candlestick patterns and stock trading with chart analysis and practical strategies. Explore support and resistance, exhaustion signals, momentum patterns, and stop and take-profit levels.

Learn to read Japanese candlesticks by analyzing color, body size, and wicks to gauge opening and closing, highs and lows, revealing four-hour momentum and market sentiment.

Explore how candlesticks with support and resistance reveal breakouts, failed holds, and trend-line cues, including hammer and shooting star signals to guide trades.

Explore spinning tops, pin bars, and doji candlesticks to spot momentum shifts. Breaks beyond or below these patterns signal selling or buying opportunities, with support and resistance guiding entries.

Learn how the hammer and hanging man candlestick patterns signal reversals in downtrends and uptrends, with entry signals based on breaks above or below the pattern.

Explore inverted hammer and shooting star candlesticks, their bullish or bearish implications at trend tops or bottoms, and how breakouts, failed candles, and support resistance drive momentum.

discover bullish and bearish engulfing candlesticks where a larger candle fully engulfs the previous one, signaling reversals. apply entry and stop-loss rules on daily to weekly charts for risk-aware trading.

Identify bullish and bearish Hiromi candlestick patterns, where a larger mother candle is followed by a smaller baby with a gap and tightening range, signaling momentum shifts.

Explore the dual candlestick pattern with tweezer top and tweezer bottom, identifying reversal signals from two candlesticks, their long wicks, and how support and resistance guide shorting and breakout decisions.

Explore morning star and evening star candlestick patterns, including gaps and three-bar formations, to identify reversals and continuations in uptrends, with stop-loss placement and resistance targets on daily charts.

Explore the triple candlestick pattern of three white soldiers and three black crows, including gaps, momentum, stop placement, trend following, and reversal cues like shooting stars.

Explore bullish and bearish abandoned baby patterns in forex, including gap considerations, three-candle structure, and practical trade setups with exit strategies and risk awareness.

Explore how to read stock charts, apply technical indicators and oscillators, read candlesticks and chart patterns, and use support and resistance and trading psychology to time entries and exits.

Learn to read a stock chart using line, bar, and candlestick charts, interpreting open, high, low, and close to spot uptrends, consolidation, and downtrends.

Learn how support and resistance define price levels and signals for breaks, with major and minor levels across timeframes, illustrated using Intel's daily and hourly charts.

Learn how exponential moving averages provide support and resistance, generate a buy and sell signal through crossovers such as 10/20 and 50/200, and illustrate these with Wells Fargo.

Master the MACD indicator, built from 12- and 26-day EMAs with a 9-day EMA and zero line, to spot bullish and bearish crosses and divergences for trend changes.

Learn how the relative strength index (RSI) measures momentum, an oscillator signaling overbought and oversold conditions, divergences, and buy-sell decisions with support and resistance.

Explore reversal patterns in technical analysis, focusing on double tops and double bottoms, their bullish and bearish psychology, breakout signals, and practical examples with AMD and Intel.

Identify head and shoulders and reverse head and shoulders patterns, showing a shift from higher highs to lower highs and lower lows, with trades focused on neckline breakouts.

Explore continuation patterns—triangles, flags, and pennants—in uptrends and downtrends, using breakouts beyond support and resistance and exponential moving averages as buy and sell signals, with Intel and Qualcomm examples.

Master the cup and handle continuation pattern by analyzing its bowl-shaped pullback, the lip resistance, and the flag-like handle to spot the buy signal as the price breaks above resistance.

Apply technical analysis techniques to improve trading profitability by exploring technical indicators and chart analysis tools from the wealthy education technical analysis course.