Charting techniques based on Japanese candlesticks and technical analysis
Japanese Candlestick Charting Techniques
Discover the Japanese Candlestick Charting Techniques and learn how to determine investment price trends. With this course, you will gain a better understanding of investment trends, market analysis, timing, and forecasting.
With Japanese Candlestick Charting Techniques, you will also be closer to achieving your certificate of proficiency in Japanese Candlestick Charting Techniques.
Enrollment is open to who?
You should enroll in Japanese Candlestick Charting Techniques if you:
Want to know about chart formations, statistical indicators, and technical trading methods?
Do you want to make better investment decisions in the capital market?
Working towards your Certificate in Japanese Candlestick Charting Techniques
Do you want to make consistent profits in the capital and forex markets?
Would like to know the market forecast for commodities, stocks, and cryptocurrencies.
The topics you will learn are as follows:
Determine the probability of price movements and the potential gains based on historical market information. This course will teach you how to use charting methods, make projections, and to apply quantitative analysis and other techniques, such as behavioural finance, to improve your investment decisions. The following topics will be covered:
The different methods of charting
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Basic Technical Analysis
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A theory of Dow trends and a trend analysis
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Formations of charts and projections
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Indicators that follow trends and show momentum
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Analyzing intermarkets
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The theory of Elliot Waves and time cycles
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Analysis of both equity and futures markets from a technical perspective
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Planning your trading strategy with money management techniques
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An analysis of behavioural finance
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Detailed syllabus of the course
Exactly what is technical analysis?
A comparison between a technical analysis and a fundamental analysis
An overview of sentiment analysis
Methodologies used in technical analysis
The advantages of technical analysis
Analyzing time frames
A brief overview of Japanese candlestick charting techniques
Charting Techniques: Benefits
An overview of bar charts
A line chart (or a chart with only closes)
Japanese candlestick charting techniques
Chart scaling and graph
Different types of candlestick pattern
Trend Reversal Pattern
Continuous pattern
Exit pattern
Cheat sheet on Japanese candlesticks
Candlesticks with support and resistance
Scaling and graphing of charts
Mistakes new traders make with Japanese Candlesticks
Dow Theory
Support and Resistance Levels
Trendlines
Construction of Trend Channels
Fan Principles and Lines
Reversal Theories
key Reversals
Head and Shoulders Formations
Rounded Tops and Bottoms
V Formations
Triangles
Wedges
Flags and Pennants
- False Breakouts
Candlestick Charting Benefits
Candlestick Reversal Patterns
Candlestick Continuation Patterns
Benefits and Drawbacks of P&F Charts
P&F Chart Trendlines and Formations
Chart Patterns
Quantitative Indicators
Trend-Following Indicators
Momentum Indicators
Introductions to Cycles
Cycles in Nature
Cycles and Market Timing
The Structure of Cycles
Prominent Cycles
Combining Cycle Analysis with other Technical Analysis Tools
What is Intermarket Analysis?
The Business Cycle
Equity Sector Rotation
Portfolio Application
Elliot Wave Theory Background
Elliot’s Assumptions
The Basic Structure of Price Patterns
Impulse Waves, Extensions and Variations
Corrections
Rules and Guidelines
Enhancing Elliott
Wave Characteristics/Personalities
Relationship of Basic Chart Analysis and Elliott Wave
Overall Equity Market Analysis
Sector Analysis
Overall Forex Market Analysis
Sector Analysis
Overall Commodity Market Analysis
Sector Analysis
Commodity Channel Index
Important websites and tools
- Unique Characteristics of Futures Markets
- Market Timing
- Long-Term Charts
- Continuous Contract Charts
- Seasonality and Cycles
- Volume and Open Interest
- Commitments of Traders Report
- Bullish Consensus Index
Definition
Characteristics
Relationship to Other Forms of Trading
Origins of the HFT Market
Size and Composition of the HFT Market
Application of HFT to Non-Equity Markets
What is latency and co-location?
The purported primary benefits of HFT
Purported detrimental impacts of HFT
HFT Theoretical Basis
Steps Involved in Setting up and Testing a Potentially New HFT Trading Strategy
Limited shelf life of trading strategies
Implementing a Selected Trading Strategy
HFT Primary Trading Strategies
Current HFT Industry Trends
What is behaviour finance?
Cognitive and emotional biases
Formulating a Trading Plan
Being Well Capitalized
Understanding the Markets You Are Trading
Money Management Rules
Know Yourself
Practicals in Charting Techniques:
The premium and elite courses include practicals in charting techniques. You will be able to apply what you have learned in this course to technical charts during your practical session. During the session, you will also learn valuable skills and knowledge for making money.
How will you learn?
Class of Traders is an onsite and online learning system that helps you achieve your study goals in the capital market. The following benefits will be available to you:
A summary of the content of the Technical Analysis Course
If you have any questions regarding your course, you can contact Classroom Of Traders’ academic support specialists
Mentorship for your learning on a one-to-one basis
You will learn through interactive activities during your practical sessions
You will receive a certificate of completion after completing the course