The Complete Day Trading Course (Updated 2026)

Explore TradingView for chart analysis and paper trading, drawing trend lines and parallel channels, testing trend lines, and practicing orders in a simulated $10,000 account.

Explore long and short positions, including borrowing shares to sell and cover. Spot short squeezes driven by earnings or news and the resulting rapid price moves.

Protect your trading capital through disciplined risk management and cautious position sizing. Avoid revenge trading, use paper trading and risk only 1-3 percent per trade.

Master how support and resistance shape price moves, market memory, and breakouts, then apply volume, round numbers, and timeframes to plan entries and manage risk.

Identify market direction using exponential moving averages, including 9, 20, 50, and 200 EMAs, and apply crossover cues like golden cross and death cross to trade trends.

Identify market direction with macd by analyzing crossovers of the 12- and 26-period moving averages, the histogram, and divergence signals, then confirm with price action and support resistance.

Identify overbought and oversold conditions using the relative strength index (RSI) with 30/70 thresholds, and confirm signals with price action, trend lines, and support and resistance.

Use Bollinger bands with a 20 SMA and two standard deviations to ride the uptrend, buying near the lower band and selling near the upper band.

Identify triangles and wedges on price charts, use the height as a measuring stick to target breakouts, and place stops while aligning with the prevailing trend.

Identify double tops and bottoms as reversal signals, trade on breakouts with stops above tops or below bottoms, and target the next resistance, especially on higher time frames.

Learn how to trade dead-cat bounces and inverted dead-cat bounces by spotting momentum, gap downs, and confluence of support, resistance, and Fibonacci retracements for day traders.

Thank you for taking the complete day trading course at wealthy education; reach out with any questions or ask them in the forum, and happy trading.

Navigate the tradingview interface to access charts, switch symbols, adjust intervals and timeframes, and apply indicators, moving averages, and templates for flexible, real-time trading analysis.

Learn to use drawing tools on TradingView to mark support and resistance, trend lines, rays, horizontal lines, channels, and rectangles.

Explore how Fibonacci tools identify retracement and extension levels, including 38.2%, 50%, and 61.8%, aligning swing lows and highs with support, resistance, and trend for day traders.

Explore moving averages derived from closing prices, compare exponential and simple averages, and use 50 and 200 day EMAs to identify trends, dynamic support, resistance, and golden or death crosses.

Learn how the MACD uses the 12 and 26 moving averages, its histogram, and the zero line to measure momentum and signal crossovers and divergences.

Explore how Bollinger bands measure volatility using two standard deviations around the 20 sma, identify squeezes, and apply trend and support/resistance concepts for short-term trading.

Explore how the on-balance volume indicator tracks positive and negative volume to analyze trading direction, confirm trends, and assess patterns with moving averages, support, and resistance.

Learn how to use Fibonacci retracements and extensions to identify key price levels, including 38.2%, 50%, and 61.8%, and seek confluence with price action and round figures for tradable setups.

Use pivot points as a guide within an uptrend, not in isolation; target pullbacks to support, consider hammer signals, place stop-loss, and aim for the next resistance or pivot.

Trade with the downtrend, using pullbacks as selling opportunities. Rely on Makdisi and Bollinger bands for signals, with support and resistance guiding stops.

Navigate choppy markets by trading with the longer-term trend, using support and resistance and stochastic and Karthick oscillators to time entries while risking 1%.

Discover a complete technical analysis system, identify bullish and bearish sentiment, trade with support and resistance, master chart patterns and stock placement, and recognize momentum shifts with real-world examples.

Identify double tops and double bottoms, also known as M and W patterns, as reversal signals that mark bearish or bullish turns when price fails to break resistance or support.

Learn to trade rounding tops and rounding bottoms by measuring pattern height, projecting breakouts, and setting targets and stops, with examples on Yum Brands and Microsoft.

Identify rectangle tops and bottoms as distribution and accumulation patterns within trends. Watch for breakouts or breakdowns signaling continuation or reversal, with retests and stop-loss positioning.

Spot wedges and triangles as continuation patterns, recognizing price compression, apex breakouts, and measured targets on rising and falling wedges and symmetrical triangles.

Learn how dead cat bounces form after gaps, how to spot resistance, enter shorts near breakouts with tight stops, and use fibonacci retracements to time continuation and retests.

Master reading Japanese candlesticks to infer market sentiment and momentum by color, body, and wicks across four-hour intervals, with opening, closing, highs, and lows revealing conviction.

Identify inverted hammer and shooting star candlesticks to assess bullish or bearish momentum, breakouts, and key support and resistance levels in a trend context.

Identify bullish and bearish engulfing candlesticks, where the second candle engulfs the first to signal reversals, with entry triggers and stop losses on daily charts.

Explore tweezer top and tweezer bottom reversal patterns formed by two candlesticks with long wicks, identify resistance and support on line charts, and learn practical entry and stop strategies.

Learn to identify triple candlestick patterns, including the morning star and evening star, using gaps for bullish reversals or bearish continuations, with stop losses and target resistance levels.

Identify market trends as uptrends, downtrends, or sideways consolidations, using higher timeframes such as daily or weekly. Confirm trend with trend lines and channels, and trade with the overall direction.

Explore how support and resistance shape price action, emphasizing round numbers and 40-dollar intervals, and use the horizontal line tool in Trading View to map levels.

Explore exponential moving averages and key levels - 9, 20, 50, and 200 - and use crossovers, dynamic support and resistance, and golden cross and death cross signals.

Identify stop placements and signs of momentum loss using volume, candlesticks, trend lines, moving averages, Fibonacci retracement, and money management, with future patterns like double top and double bottom.

Learn how rectangle tops and bottoms signal reversals, how to trade them with height-based targets or risk-to-reward setups, and using indicators on hourly charts.

Identify head and shoulders and inverse head and shoulders patterns on crypto charts, using neckline breaks and measured moves to target profits with favorable risk-reward.

Identify indecision in crypto trading with doji candles—gravestone, dragonfly, and long-legged—then confirm breakouts using price action and moving averages like the 9 EMA and 20 EMA with support and resistance.