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advance Trading Course
Nowadays, trading is no longer limited to financial experts. People from all educational backgrounds and professions are leveraging the stock market as an additional source of income. If you’re curious about trading, you can start by learning the basics and gradually begin trading.
However, to become a true professional, you need to master advanced trading strategies and techniques. While independent research can provide some insights, enrolling in an advanced trading course gives you a deeper understanding of the market and helps you avoid costly mistakes that beginners often make.
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What is Advanced Trading Course?
Looking to take your trading skills to the next level? Want to master strategies that can make you a consistently profitable trader? Our Advanced Trading Course is designed just for you. Ideal for those who already understand the basics of the trading market, this course helps you elevate your trading knowledge and skills.
With a comprehensive, advanced syllabus, our course teaches you how to trade confidently and effectively. You’ll learn unique, high-impact trading strategies and, with guidance from our expert instructors, develop your own personalized trading approach.
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BOTH ONLINE AND OFFLINE CLASS Available
Classes in English and Tamil
We teach what works – No impractical methods.
Continuous support and guidance
No outdated or unrealistic techniques
Smart trading strategies that boost your earnings
Powerful strategies to understand and act on chart patterns
Interactive Q&A sessions for instant doubt resolution
Profit-Enhancing Techniques
What You Will Learn
- Gain the essential knowledge and skills to design a profitable and reliable trading plan.
- Understand the different types of financial assets and how they correlate with each other.
- Learn to enhance your trading performance by building a strong foundation in trade planning and execution.
- Develop the mindset to think like a professional trader while mastering advanced trading strategies.
- Get in-depth training on technical tools and techniques such as charts, candlesticks, bars, support and resistance, trend lines, pivot points, and oscillators.
- Master key technical patterns and learn how to use them effectively to create profitable trading setups.
- Understand how to implement trading strategies using important indicators and tools in the stock market.
- Learn powerful methods to maximize profits while applying proven techniques to minimize risk for smarter, safer trading decisions.
Topics covered in the course are
Triangle Pattern
In technical analysis, triangle patterns are formed when price movements start converging between support and resistance lines, creating a triangular shape.
They indicate a period of consolidation before a breakout.
We teach how to identify ascending, descending, and symmetrical triangles and use them to predict breakout directions confidently.
Ascending Triangle
An ascending triangle is a bullish continuation pattern that forms when price creates higher lows while facing a strong horizontal resistance.
This indicates that buyers are gaining strength, gradually pushing the price upward until it breaks above the resistance line.
Descending Triangle
A descending triangle is a bearish continuation pattern that forms when price makes lower highs while holding a flat support level.
It shows that sellers are in control, consistently driving prices lower until the support is broken.
Symmetrical Triangle
A symmetrical triangle occurs when both buyers and sellers are indecisive, creating converging trendlines with lower highs and higher lows.
This represents a period of market consolidation before a major breakout in either direction.
Trend Reversal and Continuations
Markets often move in trends, but those trends don’t last forever.
Understanding when a trend is likely to reverse or continue is crucial for timing entries and exits.
We train you to spot these points using chart structures, momentum indicators, and volume confirmations to trade with precision.
Falling Wedge
A falling wedge is a bullish reversal pattern that forms when the price moves downward within two converging trendlines.
It shows that selling pressure is weakening and buyers are preparing for a breakout.
Rising Wedge
A rising wedge is a bearish reversal pattern that develops when prices move upward but the range narrows between two converging lines.
It suggests that buying momentum is slowing down, and sellers may soon take control.
Bullish Flag
A bullish flag forms after a strong upward rally followed by a small rectangular consolidation that slightly slopes downward.
It represents a short pause before the continuation of the existing uptrend.
Bearish Flag
A bearish flag appears after a sharp downward move, followed by a brief upward or sideways consolidation.
It indicates that sellers are taking a short break before pushing the price further down.
Head and Shoulder Pattern
A bearish flag appears after a sharp downward move, followed by a brief upward or sideways consolidation.
It indicates that sellers are taking a short break before pushing the price further down.
Extended Shoulder Pattern
An extended shoulder pattern is a variation of the head and shoulders, where the shoulders are broader or longer in duration.
It reflects prolonged indecision before a reversal and gives traders more time to identify the turning point.
Inverse Head and Shoulder Pattern
The inverse head and shoulders is a bullish reversal pattern appearing after a downtrend.
It has three troughs — a deeper middle one (head) and two shallower ones (shoulders).
This structure shows that sellers are losing control and buyers are stepping in.
Harmonic Pattern
Harmonic patterns combine Fibonacci ratios and geometric price movements to predict potential reversal zones.
Patterns such as Gartley, Bat, Crab, and Butterfly help traders enter early before major moves.
We teach how to draw and trade these patterns effectively with real-time chart examples.
ABCD Pattern Formation
The ABCD pattern is one of the simplest and most reliable harmonic patterns used in technical analysis.
It consists of four points (A, B, C, and D) that create three legs (AB, BC, and CD), forming a symmetrical structure on the chart.
This pattern helps traders identify potential reversal zones based on Fibonacci ratios and symmetry.
Extended ABCD Pattern
The extended ABCD pattern is a variation of the classic ABCD structure where the CD leg extends beyond the traditional Fibonacci ratio, often 127.2% or 161.8% of the AB leg.
This indicates stronger momentum in the direction of the final leg before the reversal takes place.
