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Course HighlightsCovers Technical Analysis, Candlesticks Analysis, Price PatternsHelps you become a professional in the field of Technical Analysis120 hours of tutorial lecturesLearn from the comfort of your homeHelps you prepare for CMT Level-1 exam
About the Course
Language of Instruction: Telugu, Hindi, English
Course DescriptionCMT is the gold standard in Technical analysis,it is offered by Market Technicians Association(MTA).The Chartered Market Technician (CMT) Program requires candidates to demonstrate proficiency in a broad range of topics in the field of Technical Analysis.The CMT designation demonstrates to clients and potential clients, employers and potential employers, and your colleagues and peers that you are a professional in the field of Technical Analysis.Successful completion of the CMT Level I and CMT Level II exams provides a significant step towards attaining the Registered Research Analyst (Series 86) from FINRA.The CMT designation allows you to separate yourself from other professionals in your industry. It is a perfect complement to your fundamental knowledge of the financial industry.
Who should enroll in this course?
1)Any body who is interested in investing or trading in the financial markets or if someone who likes to start their career as a stock market analyst can take up this course.
2)House wives,retired employees,traders,commodities traders,stock market dealers,brokers,analysts can take up this course
Course Prerequisites:
Pre-requisite is understanding and presentation skills of English language and some basics of internet usage
Note: This course prepares the learners to take up CMT Level-1 exam conducted by MTA
Study Material recommended by MTA for this course:
i)Edwards, Robert D., Magee, John, and Bassetti, W.H.C. Technical Analysis of Stock Trends, 10th Edition5)Study material recommended for this course by MTA is
ii)Kirkpatrick, Charles D. and Dahlquist, Julie R.: Technical Analysis The Complete Resource for Financial Market
iii)Pring, Martin J.: Technical Analysis Explained, 5th Edition
iv)) du Plessis, Jeremy, The Definitive Guide to Point and Figure 2nd Edition
Course PackageMinimum 120 hours of demonstration
200 ppts for presentation
10 assignments
Topics Covered in the course:
The technical approach to trading and investing
Charts
The Dow Theory
The Dow Theorys defects
Important Reversal Patterns
Important Reversal Patterns: continued
Important Reversal Patterns: the Triangles
Important Reversal Patterns: continued
Other Reversal phenomena
Consolidation Formations
Gaps
Support and Resistance
Trendlines and Channels
Major Trendlines
The probable moves of your stocks
What is a bottom, what is a top?
Trendlines in action
Use of Support and Resistance
Not all in one basket
Measuring implications in technical chart patterns
Balanced and diversified
How much capital to use in trading
Application of capital in practice
Portfolio risk management
Introduction to Technical Analysis
The Basic Principle of Technical Analysis The Trend
History of Technical Analysis
The Technical Analysis Controversy
An Overview of Markets
Dow Theory
Measuring Market Strength
Temporal Patterns and Cycles
Flow of Funds
History and Construction of Charts
Trends The Basics
Moving Averages
Bar Chart Patterns17. Short-Term Patterns
Confirmation
Cycles
Elliott, Fibonacci, and Gann
Selection of Markets and Issues: Trading and Investing
System Design and Testing
Money and Risk Management
Appendix A Basic Statistics
Appendix B Types of Orders and Other Trader Terminology
Financial Markets and the Business Cycle
.Dow Theory
Tpical Parameters for Intermediate Trends
Trendlines
Basic Characteristics of Volume
Classic Price Patterns
Smaller Price Patterns and Gaps
One- and Two-Bar Price Patterns
Moving Averages
Momentum I: Basic Principles
Momentum II: Individual Indicators
Momentum III: Individual Indicators
Candlestick Charting
Miscellaneous Techniques for Determining Trends
The Concept of Relative Strength
Price: The Major Averages
Price: Sector Rotation
Time: Cycles and Seasonal Patterns
Practical Identification of Cycles
Volume II: Volume Indicators
Market Breadth
Indicators and Relationships That Measure Confidence
The Importance of Sentiment
Integrating Contrary Opinion and Technical Analysis
Why Interest Rates Affect the Stock Market
Using Technical Analysis to Select Individual Stocks
Technical Analysis of International Stock Markets
Automated Trading Systems
Checkpoints for Identifying Primary Stock Market Peaks and Troughs
Introduction to Point and Figure Charts
Understanding Point and Figure Charts
Projecting Price Targets
Characteristics and Construction
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