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- 26 Sections
- 36 Lessons
- 6 Weeks
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- Introduction To The Technical Analysis MasterclassThis opening session introduces the purpose, structure, and mindset behind professional technical analysis. You’ll learn how price reflects human behaviour, why charts reveal trader intent, and how this masterclass guides you from basic concepts to advanced market interpretation. It sets the tone for disciplined, data-driven trading built on structure, context, and precision.1
- Module 1 – The Foundations of Technical AnalysisIntroduces the core philosophy behind technical analysis — understanding how price reflects all available information. Learners explore the origins of charting, the logic of supply and demand, and why market behaviour often follows repeating patterns of human psychology and liquidity.1
- Module 2 – Understanding Market Structure and Price BehaviourCovers how markets move through expansion and contraction, impulsive and corrective phases. Students learn to recognise swing highs, lows, and structural transitions to build context before identifying trading opportunities.1
- Module 3 – Support and Resistance Theory in DepthExplains the mechanics of price memory, role reversal, and liquidity pockets. Learners discover how to map static and dynamic support and resistance levels with precision and use them as the backbone of trade planning.2
- Module 4 – Trend Analysis and Directional BiasTeaches how to define and confirm trends using higher-high/lower-low sequences, moving averages, and slope strength. Students learn to filter trades in line with dominant market direction and avoid counter-trend traps.2
- Module 5 – Multi-Timeframe Confluence and ContextShows how professional traders align short-term setups with long-term bias. Learners practise top-down analysis — from monthly structure to intraday execution — to gain context, confirmation, and confluence.2
- Module 6 – Candlestick Psychology and Price Action ReadingBreaks down how individual candlesticks and clusters reveal trader sentiment. Learners interpret wicks, bodies, and engulfing formations to gauge momentum, rejection, and emotional extremes.2
- Module 7 – Chart Patterns and Market GeometryExplores classical continuation and reversal formations — triangles, flags, double tops, head-and-shoulders, and wedges. Students learn how geometry and symmetry translate into measured-move targets and risk mapping.2
- Module 8 – Breakouts, Pullbacks, and Continuation SetupsFocuses on identifying breakout traps versus genuine momentum breaks. Learners refine entry timing, volume confirmation, and retest logic for high-probability continuation trades.2
- Module 9 – Reversal Structures and Exhaustion SignalsCovers how to recognise trend exhaustion through divergence, failed breakouts, and momentum shifts. Students develop skills to anticipate turning points before traditional signals appear.2
- Module 10 – Volume Analysis and Market ParticipationExamines how volume validates price action. Learners study volume spikes, dry-ups, and accumulation/distribution phases to understand when institutions are entering or exiting positions.2
- Module 11 – Moving Averages and Dynamic Trend ToolsExplains the role of moving averages as dynamic support, resistance, and filters. Students compare EMA, SMA, and WMA types and apply crossovers and slopes for trend confirmation.2
- Module 12 – RSI, MACD, and Momentum Indicators ExplainedTeaches momentum measurement and divergence detection. Learners apply RSI for overbought/oversold conditions and MACD for crossovers, histogram shifts, and momentum confirmation.2
- Module 13 – Ichimoku Cloud and Dynamic Market BalanceIntroduces the Ichimoku system as a complete framework for trend, equilibrium, and timing. Students interpret the cloud, baseline, and lagging span to visualise balance and breakout potential.2
- Module 14 – Fibonacci Ratios, Retracements, and ExtensionsShows how to measure proportional corrections and project price objectives using Fibonacci mathematics. Learners apply retracements for entries and extensions for target forecasting.1
- Module 15 – Market Cycles, Volatility, and Timing WindowsExplores cyclical price behaviour and volatility regimes. Students learn to recognise accumulation, expansion, distribution, and contraction phases to time participation effectively.1
- Module 16 – Risk Management Through Technical LevelsIntegrates technical structures into stop-loss placement, position sizing, and reward-to-risk analysis. Learners discover how to protect capital while maintaining strategic exposure.1
- Module 17 - Combining Indicators for Confirmation and ConfluenceThis module teaches how to combine complementary indicators to confirm market bias, filter low-quality trades, and build high-probability setups through technical confluence.1
- Module 18 – Trade Execution and Entry PrecisionCovers tactical execution: limit versus market orders, entry refinement, and volatility filters. Students practise turning analysis into precise, repeatable entries.1
- Module 19 – Setting Stops, Targets, and Trade Management RulesShows how to manage trades dynamically using technical landmarks. Learners balance reward potential with trailing stops, scaling logic, and partial exits.1
- Module 20 – Advanced Multi-Asset Technical CorrelationsExamines how intermarket relationships — between currencies, indices, commodities, and bonds — influence technical setups and enhance confirmation.1
- Module 21 – Backtesting and Strategy ValidationTeaches how to test a trading method using historical data, measure expectancy, and avoid bias. Learners gain confidence by validating strategy logic before real deployment.1
- Module 22 – Charting Platforms, Tools, and Professional WorkflowReviews leading charting software, drawing techniques, and workspace organisation. Students learn to build an efficient workflow mirroring professional trading desks.1
- Module 23 – Building a Personal Technical Trading SystemGuides learners in constructing a personalised, rules-based strategy that fits their risk tolerance, schedule, and psychological profile.1
- Module 24 – Becoming a Technical Analyst: From Skill to MasteryConcludes the masterclass with professional discipline — developing analytical independence, continuous improvement, and the mindset to operate like an institutional technician.1
- Technical Analysis Masterclass QuizThe Quiz evaluates your understanding of all 24 modules of the Technical Analysis Masterclass — covering chart structure, price action, indicators, confluence, and trade execution. Timed at 60 minutes with unlimited retakes, it’s the final step to consolidate your technical knowledge and demonstrate mastery of professional trading analysis.1
The Foundations of Technical Analysis Lecture
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