Tradeflow: The Complete Stock Market Trading Course

Understand fundamental analysis as evaluating a company’s solid foundations for long-term investing, using moats, business questions, and stock screeners to identify durable stocks.

Assess qualitative analysis in fundamental analysis by evaluating management background, corporate governance, related party transactions, promoter salaries, and shareholding patterns, while avoiding penny stock pump and dump schemes.

Evaluate a company through quantitative analysis by examining sales, market share, margins, expenses, operating efficiency, dividends, cash flow, working capital, debt, investments, and financial ratios.

Learn to analyze an annual report by identifying highlights, directors' messages, and key financials, standalone and consolidated balance sheets, assets and liabilities, and ten-year highlights.

Learn how the statement of profit and loss, balance sheet, and cash flow statement capture income, expenses, assets, liabilities, and cash flows, with notes and schedules for analysis.

Learn to read profitability ratios, including EBITDA margin, PAT margin, ROE, ROA, and ROCE, and interpret how operating revenue, expenses, and taxes shape margins.

Explore leverage ratios that reveal how effectively you use debt, including earnings before interest and tax, interest coverage, debt-to-equity, debt-to-assets, and financial leverage.

Explore operating ratios to assess a company's performance, including fixed assets turnover, working capital turnover, inventory turnover, and accounts receivable turnover, using revenue over average assets and days sales outstanding.

Explore valuation ratios, including price to sales, price to book value, and price to earnings, to assess IPO valuations like Hyundai India and Paytm.

Explore how technical analysis identifies buy and sell prices, risk and stop loss, and optimal holding periods, contrasting it with fundamental analysis for short-term trading.

Explore candlesticks to read charts by mapping opening, closing, highest, and lowest prices into a body and wicks, with color signaling up or down across multiple timeframes.

Identify stock trends using support and resistance, illustrated with lines and a rubber band analogy, and recognize breakouts as stocks exceed resistance to form new support levels.

Identify marubozu candles, which have no wicks and show pure buying or selling pressure: green indicates buying and a rising trend, red indicates selling and a potential decline.

The spinning top is a lean-bodied candle with equal upper and lower shadows, signaling neutral buyers and sellers and possible trend end or consolidation; confirm with multiple indicators and practice.

Identify doji candlesticks, thin bodies signaling trend reversals, and learn how it contrasts with spinning top and marubozu as a reliable market reversal indicator.

The hammer candlestick shows buyers gaining control as the body sits at the top with a long lower tail, signaling a potential downtrend reversal to an uptrend, regardless of color.

Spot the shooting star, a reverse hammer candlestick that signals a downtrend as sellers control the market, and confirm with multiple indicators.

Identify a two-candle bullish engulfing pattern where a green candle engulfs a preceding red candle, signaling a bullish reversal after a downtrend and a stronger buy signal.

Identify a bearish engulfing pattern where a red candle engulfs a prior green candle, signaling a shift from bullishness to bearishness.

Examine gap up and gap down dynamics, overnight news influence, and how gaps are filled, with PTSD and CBT concepts.

Morning star is a three-candle reversal pattern signaling end of bearish days and start of bullish days, formed after a downtrend with a doji and a green candle.

Learn to identify the evening star three-candle pattern, its bearish implications, and how it contrasts with the morning star, within simple, actionable chart patterns.

Discover how volume acts as an indicator confirming the tug of war between buyers and sellers and reveals the level of market activity alongside price.

Explore moving averages, including simple and exponential moving averages (EMA), with 9/21, 25/50, and 100/200 day crossovers, to identify short-, medium-, and long-term price trends.

Identify the relative strength index (RSI) on a 0–100 scale, signaling internal strength, overbought 70–100 and oversold 0–30 momentum with potential reversals.

Explore macd, the convergence and divergence of 12- and 26-day exponential moving averages. Crossovers with the signal line at the zero center line signal bullish or bearish opportunities.

Explore futures and options basics, including lot size, contract value, expiry, and margin, and learn how futures contracts and call options work, with emphasis on exercise rights and seller obligations.

Demonstrates options trading through a chair analogy, showing how contracts and premium—along with strike price, expiry, and underlying assets like nifty—drive profits via call and put options.

Protect your capital through risk management, using stop losses and calculated risk-reward ratios to set maximum losses and determine trade size.

Learn to use tradingview for charting with support and resistance, and screeners like screener.n to study stocks such as tcs and hdfc using nsc/nse data, nifties, gainers and losers.

Learn value investing by evaluating the real value of assets using price-to-earnings, price-to-book ratios, and free cash flow to identify undervalued stocks.

Identify companies growing faster than the industry by analyzing sales growth and rising profits, then expect profit margin expansion; ensure stock price growth and return on equity reflect the growth.

Learn coffee can investing: buy shares in good companies and forget about them, regularly invest small amounts and benefit from long-term compounding and passive wealth growth.

Learn STBT and BTST concepts for intraday and overnight trades. Examine CBT risk, option time decay, and why overnight bets must be carefully managed.

Momentum trading aims to catch a stock just before its price surges, buying before the move and selling as it rises, while managing risk and acknowledging entry barriers and losses.

Explore price action by analyzing price movement, support and resistance, and volume to understand why moves occur and determine whether it breaks out or breaks down.

Learn scalping as a quick, small-profit strategy in options trading to secure steady gains and curb greed.

Learn news trading by assessing how headlines influence demand and supply for stocks like Tata Motors, and trade price moves while building your own strategy rather than relying on news.

Swing trading captures price swings by buying and selling over a few days to weeks, or intraday; it carries lower risk and requires fundamentals and news analysis beyond technicals.

Execute intraday trading by buying and selling within the same day, with square-off around 3:10–3:20 pm in India to lock in profit with brokerage and no carry risk.