Technical Analysis for Trading
Master technical analysis fundamentals, from chart patterns to indicators, for effective market analysis and trading decisions.
Master technical analysis fundamentals, from chart patterns to indicators, for effective market analysis and trading decisions.
This comprehensive course from NYIF teaches the theoretical foundations and practical applications of technical analysis in trading. Students learn to analyze market supply and demand through price charts, patterns, and indicators. The curriculum covers behavioral finance principles, momentum indicators like RSI and MACD, sentiment analysis, and trading theories. Through quantitative backtesting and practical examples, participants develop skills to combine technical analysis with fundamental approaches for more effective trading strategies.
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What you'll learn
Apply technical analysis effectively in combination with fundamental analysis
Understand and interpret various chart patterns and technical indicators
Develop and evaluate trading strategies using technical theories
Apply behavioral finance principles to technical analysis
Use momentum indicators for making buy and sell decisions
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There are 9 modules in this course
This comprehensive course introduces students to technical analysis principles and their practical application in trading. The curriculum covers essential concepts including chart patterns, technical indicators, and trading psychology. Students learn to analyze market trends using various tools like momentum indicators, relative strength analysis, and sentiment indicators. The course emphasizes both theoretical understanding and practical application through quantitative backtesting of trading strategies. Special attention is given to behavioral finance principles and their relationship to technical analysis patterns.
Background and Basics
Module 1
Why Technical Analysis Works
Module 2
Constructing and Interpreting Charts
Module 3
Chart Patterns
Module 4
Introduction to Technical Indicators
Module 5
Testing Technical Indicators
Module 6
Relative Strength
Module 7
Relative Strength
Module 8
Psychology of Trading
Module 9
Fee Structure
Instructor
4 Courses
Expert Investor and NYIF Instructor Specializing in Technical Analysis
Michael Carr is an American investor and a Chartered Market Technician (CMT), recognized for his expertise in market analysis. He serves as a contributing editor for Winning Investor Daily and is a longtime member of the Market Technicians Association (MTA), where he also edits the newsletter, Technically Speaking. As an instructor at the New York Institute of Finance (NYIF), Michael shares his knowledge and insights into technical analysis and investment strategies, helping students develop their skills in navigating financial markets.
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