Weekend Class

Technical and Fundamental Analysis Syllabus – Japanese Candlestick, Charting Techniques & Fundamental Analysis

Welcome to the Fredrik Technical and Fundamental Analysis Weekend Batch, a comprehensive onsite course designed to teach you the essentials of Japanese Candlestick patterns, charting techniques, and fundamental analysis. Whether you’re new to trading or have experience, this class will equip you with the knowledge and tools needed to interpret market charts, identify trading signals, understand economic factors, and make informed decisions.

Course Overview
This premium onsite class provides a step-by-step understanding of both technical and fundamental analysis. From trading basics to advanced candlestick patterns and fundamental analysis of economic indicators, we cover tools and techniques used by traders to understand market trends, predict price movements, and develop profitable strategies.

🚀 Weekend Onsite Learning at The Classroom of Traders 🚀
Ready to elevate your trading skills? Join our weekend onsite learning sessions and get hands-on training with expert traders in a live classroom environment! 🧑‍🏫

We focus on real-time strategies, market analysis, and economic factors that help you succeed in the dynamic financial markets.

Session Timings:
⏰ 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
⏰ 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM

Start your weekend trading journey today! 📈✨

Technical Analysis Syllabus – Japanese Candlestick and Charting Techniques

The Technical Analysis Syllabus for Japanese Candlestick and Charting Techniques is an onsite course designed to provide traders with a thorough understanding of market analysis tools and strategies. This course covers everything from the basics of trading to advanced candlestick patterns and charting techniques.

Key Topics Include:

• History of Trading: Learn the origins of trading, exchange operations, and various market types (stocks, commodities, forex, cryptocurrencies).
• Japanese Candlestick Patterns: Understand the history of candlestick charting, its structure, and how to interpret bullish and bearish patterns.
• Types of Charts: Explore various chart types such as line, bar, Renko, and Kagi charts to interpret price data.
• Chart Patterns: Recognize trend reversals and continuation patterns such as Hammer, Morning Star, and Doji.
• Gap Theories: Understand Breakaway, Runaway, and Exhausting gap patterns and their market implications.
• Trading Methods & Strategies: Learn proven strategies like the Dow Theory, Elliott Wave Principle, and money management techniques.
• Market Trends & Movements: Identify primary, secondary, and minor trends and their impact on market prices.
• Charting Theories & Practical Sessions: Explore Head and Shoulders, Cup and Handle patterns, and dive into practical sessions on trendline drawing and trade execution.

Fundamental Analysis Syllabus

The Fundamental Analysis Syllabus is designed to give you a solid foundation in evaluating economic data and factors that impact markets. In this portion, you’ll learn how to incorporate fundamental analysis into your trading strategy.

Key Topics Include:

• Introduction to Fundamental Analysis: Understand the role of economic data in driving market trends and how it can impact asset prices.
• Economic Indicators: Study key economic indicators such as GDP, inflation, unemployment, interest rates, and their effects on financial markets.
• Central Bank Policies: Learn how central banks’ monetary policies (interest rate changes, quantitative easing) affect market movements.
• Global Events and Market Sentiment: Analyze the impact of global events (geopolitical tensions, natural disasters, elections) on market prices.
• Earnings Reports & Corporate Health: Understand how earnings reports, financial statements, and corporate fundamentals affect stock prices and markets.
• Sector and Industry Analysis: Learn how different sectors and industries respond to economic conditions, helping you identify profitable opportunities.

Whether you’re just starting or looking to refine your skills, this weekend class provides both technical and fundamental knowledge, giving you a comprehensive understanding of the markets. By the end of this course, you’ll be equipped to analyze markets from multiple angles, improve your trading decisions, and better manage risks.

Once you’ve selected your course, it’s important to think about when you’ll take it. Consider how much time you have available to spend watching lectures and doing practice activities. It’s a good idea to start with something manageable and increase from there. For example, start with 20–30 minutes once a week and then add on another session or more time from there. Align these sessions with the action steps you identified when you set your goal. Workplace productivity coach Melissa Gratias is an advocate of “microproductivity” or focusing on one small task at a time.