Master Technical Analysis and Volume Analysis: Deep insights to understanding crowd behavior and crowd psychology in the markets. For Stock and Options traders
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Master Technical Analysis and Volume Analysis: Deep insights to understanding crowd behavior and crowd psychology in the markets. For Stock and Options traders
This Ebook has two parts - Part I is on Technical Analysis, and Part 2 is on Volume Analysis.
Part 1 - technical Analysis
Technical analysis has become extensive in recent years. We study the psychology of technical analysis and why they work 60 to 70% of the time. There are several categories of technical analysis - Price indicators, Support and Resistance levels, Momentum indicators, Volume indicators, Oscillators and Statistical price movement indicators. We cut through all the noise and show you why there are 4 or 5 indicators you should study and that's all you really need to make informed entry and exit decisions. Technical analysis is a self-fulfilling prophecy and gives deep insight into crowd behavior.
Both the Technical analysis and the Volume analysis contains extensive chart-based analysis of real situations in the markets from all time frames. This analysis is shown in a total of over 20 videos and over 3 hours in length.
What you will master in Technical analysis
• What is Technical Analysis and why is crowd psychology an important factor in markets
• Why does technical analysis work only 60 to 70% of the time
• Why are Price indicators called "lagging" indicators
• What are potential "leading" indicators
• A study of Moving averages and which ones are helpful
• What are the best indicators for short, medium and long term trends
• What is "indicator confluence" and why they give the most high-probability setups
• Why the Bollinger Bands are an important trend reversal indicator
• How would you setup an ideal set of technical indicators to match your trading timeframe
Part 2 - Volume Analysis
Volume is perhaps the most under-rated indicator in the markets. Volume shows the activities of the big hedge funds and proprietary traders, players we refer to as "smart money". Good volume analysis shows critical points at which markets turn around, or when smart money is active or inactive. In this Volume analysis course, we analyze various stock charts, and combine volume analysis with price action. Volume also provides a storyline to the markets. Constructing this storyline correctly is critical in terms of the larger picture.
Smart Money or Big money has always tried to (legally) manipulate the markets to their advantage. Their goals are to conceal their activities as much as possible. But Volume is one indicator they cannot conceal. In many ways, this volume analysis course levels the playing field for the average retail investor. Once you take this course, you'll know what to look for, and you'll be in a position to track smart money as they're entering a Stock or they're running for the exits. And your objective is to "follow the smart money". When you position your trades in harmony with the money flows of smart money, you're adding a whole layer of high-probability characteristics to your investing activities.
What you will master in Volume Analysis
• Why is Volume the most under-rated indicator
• Identify the activities of smart money with Volume
• "Swim with the tide" - increase your odds of success
• How to read long term and shorter term charts
• Identify points of major market reversals (before they happen)
• What is Distribution and Accumulation
• Put short term price action in context of longer term charts
• Study of various charts on various timeframes
At its core, Technical analysis is a study of "crowd behavior". The more traders that are looking at the same charts, or have marked out a stock's support and resistance points, the more likely they are to take action at those points. Some traders may jump out of the gate earlier, and this is exactly what the other traders are watching for. Did large groups come in and reinforce the belief of that particular technical pattern or not. If they did, then more will jump in, and it becomes a self-fulfilling feeding frenzy. This aspect of Technical analysis is what it makes it both fascinating and powerful.