1. Basics of Technical Analysis:

• Definition: Understanding the principles of technical analysis to forecast future price movements based on historical data.
• Key Concepts: Price patterns, indicators, and volume analysis.

2. Technical Chart Setup & Timeframes:

• Chart Types: Line charts, bar charts, and candlestick charts.
• Timeframes: Choosing the appropriate timeframe (daily, hourly, etc.) for swing trading, balancing between short-term and medium-term perspectives.

3. Plotting Technical Parameters:

• Indicators: Adding moving averages, Relative Strength Index (RSI), MACD, Bollinger Bands, and others.
• Drawing Tools: Using trendlines, horizontal lines for support/resistance, and Fibonacci retracement levels.

4. Types of Trend:

• Uptrend: Characterized by higher highs and higher lows.
• Downtrend: Characterized by lower highs and lower lows.
• Sideways Trend: Price moves within a horizontal range without clear direction.

5. Trends Confirmation (Trend Initialization):

• Trend Confirmation: Using indicators like moving averages or trendlines to validate the direction of the trend.
• Initialization: Recognizing when a trend is starting or reversing to align trades with market momentum.

6. Support & Resistance:

• Support Levels: Price levels where the asset tends to stop falling and may bounce back up.
• Resistance Levels: Price levels where the asset tends to stop rising and may reverse downward.
• Role Reversal: How support can become resistance and vice versa.

7. Price Patterns:

• Reversal Patterns: Identifying patterns like double tops, double bottoms, and head and shoulders.
• Continuation Patterns: Recognizing flags, pennants, and triangles that suggest ongoing trends.

8. Stock Selection:

• Criteria: Choosing stocks based on technical signals, fundamental strength, and bounce back potential.
• Screening: Using stock screeners to filter stocks that meet your bounce back criteria.

9. Pivot & Bottoming (on Pullback & Rejection Candle on Trend):

• Pivot Points: Identifying key levels where the price may reverse direction.
• Bottoming Patterns: Recognizing signs of bottoming such as rejection candles or higher lows within an uptrend.

10. Entry & Rules:

• Entry Points: Criteria for entering trades, such as buying near support levels or after a pullback with confirmation of a bounce.
• Trading Rules: Establishing clear rules for entry, including confirmation from technical indicators and price patterns.

11. Exit:

• Exit Strategies: Determining exit points based on resistance levels, profit targets, or signs of trend reversal.
• Profit Taking: Setting target prices and adjusting exit strategies as the price moves in your favor.

12. Trailing Stop-Loss (SL) Concept:

• Definition: A stop-loss order that moves with the market price to secure profits and limit losses.
• Application: Adjusting the trailing stop as the price rises to protect gains while allowing for further potential upside.

13. Money Management:

• Position Sizing: Calculating the size of each trade based on your total capital and risk tolerance.
• Risk-Reward Ratio: Setting trades where potential rewards outweigh risks, commonly targeting a ratio of at least 2:1.

14. Two Follow-Up Sessions:

• Review: Scheduled sessions to review trades, discuss performance, and address any questions.
• Refinement: Refining strategies based on real-world trading experiences and feedback.

15. Two Months Hand-Holding Support:

• Personalized Guidance: Ongoing support for two months post-course to assist with trading decisions, strategy adjustments, and additional queries.

Continued Learning: Access to resources and expert advice to ensure effective implementation of learned strategies.