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A Guide To Manage Your Investments In Currencies & Stocks
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A Guide To Manage Your Investments In Currencies & Stocks

THE INVESTORS - @dinvstr
Created byShreejit Jadhav
Last updated 2/2022
English
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What you'll learn

  • For those who are ready for the next step up in there trading journey...
  • Access to Previous Recorded Zoom Calls.
  • Community Chat Group Access.
  • Daily Asian session Live Stream.
  • Analysis Group Access.
  • Instant access to 41 video modules.
  • 1-1 weekly mentoring as you apply what you learn.
  • Private funding and Job placement.

Course content

2 sections • 33 lectures • 1h 55m total length

  • OUR GOAL1:07

    Why, why do we got the need to create a course??

  • HOW DOES TECHNICAL ANALYST MAKE MONEY?2:38

    Does Technical Analyst really earn money??

  • WHAT IS REAL TREND?2:35

    Trends are of many Kinds emotional, psychological, mental, etc.

    But what is the combination needed in this Course.

  • HOW ARE TRENDS IDENTIFIED?1:49

    Identify trends by applying linear least squares regression and moving averages to price data, and by drawing lines through extreme points to identify potential reversals.

  • TRENDS DEVELOPED FROM S&D2:43
  • WHAT TRENDS ARE VALID?3:00
  • WHAT ASSUMPTIONS DO TECHNICAL ANALYSTS MAKE?4:05

    Explore how price moves reflect supply and demand, guided by expectations, information, and emotions like greed, fear, and hope, with neuro finance shaping technical analysis assumptions.

  • WHAT OTHER ASSUMPTIONS DO TECHNICAL ANALYST MAKE?3:09

    Technical analysis links price patterns to investor emotions, showing how behavior can push prices beyond value. Bubbles or panics emerge as market moves reflect collective behavior rather than isolated actions.

  • CONCLUSION1:36
  • C. H. DOW3:27

    Examine the history and core principles of Dow theory, identify the primary, secondary, and minor trends, and outline the three basic price-movement patterns.

  • D.T. OBJECTIVES3:16
  • DOW TRENDS4:21

    Learn how Dow trends define the primary long-term movement and its three phases in bull and bear markets, plus the secondary reactions and retracements that guide technical analysis.

  • COCEPT OF CONFIRMATION4:57

    Explore the concept of confirmation in market analysis, comparing Dow's one average with two-index confirmation from the S&P 500. Understand how volume acts as secondary confirmation of a primary trend.

  • CRITISIZED CONCLUSION4:18
  • CURRENT MARKET LIQUIDITY3:42

    Explore how algorithmic trading reshapes current market liquidity, with AI traders capturing 60% market share and reducing emotional biases, while you learn data visualizations in Excel and Power BI.

  • BENEFITS OF THIS CHART3:04

    Explore how charts and technical analysis reveal price action, trends, and patterns through pattern recognition and computerized models, and how chart signals aid money management and trading systems.

  • EVOLUTION OF CHARTING3:41

    Trace the evolution of charting from ancient Babylonia price diaries to 15th–16th century China, Europe, and Japan, linking astrology and market action with the birth of ticker tape.

  • DATA NEEDED TO CONSTRUCT A CHART5:33

    Develop clear, reliable charts by using clean data and understanding data integrity, avoiding stock splits or distributions, and comparing nearest future, perpetual, and continuous contracts.

  • WHAT TYPES OF CHARTS DO OUR ANALYST USE?2:23
  • WHAT TYPE OF SCALE SHOULD BE USED? (PART 1)1:25

    Compare arithmetic and semi logarithmic scales for price charts; arithmetic scales use linear, evenly divided grids for most data, while semi logarithmic scales help when plotting long-term or large-range changes.

  • WHAT TYPE OF SCALE SHOULD BE USED? (PART 2)3:04

    Explore when to use linear versus logarithmic scales in financial charts, illustrating how scale choice affects percentage interpretation and trend signals in oil price data.

Requirements

  • Minimum 1 year experience in Trading and Investing.
  • Committed to learning new way of Psychological work-environment.

Description

THE INVESTORS™ is club, based on the art and science of making decisions about investment mix and policy, matching investments to objectives, asset allocation for individuals and institutions, and balancing risk against performance. Our community is all about determining strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats in the choice of debt vs. equity, domestic vs. international, growth vs. safety, and many other trade-offs encountered in the attempt to maximize return at a given appetite for risk.

GOVERNANCE & OPERATION of this firm is overseen by a Board of Directors elected from and by the members. Additional work on behalf of the Board and the membership is carried out by the committee composed of members who volunteer their time and expertise. Dozen's of local study materials, found in many countries, offer opportunities to hear from best technicians and network with others who share a passion for Speculatory Analysis. New members as well as veterans are encouraged to become involved in sessions and meetings as it'll help them in future prospects while working full-time on Trading-Floor with the Team.

PURPOSE of this program is an essential part of the Association's work in advancing the practice of technical analysis and maintaining the highest possible professional standards for practitioners. By designing the curriculum and setting standards for examinations, ethics, and professional experience, the Association assures that candidates satisfy the stated requirements to be uplifted as a Speculator, Investor and Trader for our Firm.

Who this course is for:

  • Forex Traders
  • Stock Traders
  • Real Estate Investors
  • Financial Planners
  • Financial Advisors
  • Chartered Accountants
  • Company Secretary
  • Cost Management Accountants

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