Expert: Trevor Neil

In the current market turmoil, who can argue that timing is everything? There are occasions when fundamentals take a back seat or let you down with market movements being completely dominated by other factors, including psychological factors such as panic. This is why traders, investors, portfolio managers and analysts need to gain strong skills in market timing techniques to survive. This course is geared to teaching you those skills quickly so you can make better decisions when to buy AND when to sell.

Expert: Trevor Neil

Candlestick charting is an ancient technique which has worked for traders since the 17-century and is, if anything, increasing in popularity today.  You will become proficient in the technique. You will see how a technique which was developed in a different time should be applied in modern markets. This is a practical session and Trevor Neil will give you the skills to use candlesticks in your trading.

Expert: Trevor Neil

Ichimoku charting may be known to you but Renko and Kagi charting techniques are possibly not. Ichimoku is not an old technique but has only recently been appreciated by analysts outside Japan.  It is a trend-following technique using five unique lines. The Cloud in Ichimoku chart extends into the future. Normal technical analysis indicators end with the current bar. Ichimoku tells what the conditions ahead will be like. It is a rule based technique and so can be used systematically. Renko and Kagi are also trend following and systematic and have some very interesting messages for traders.

Expert: Trevor Neil

This course will cover Tom DeMark’s most used indicators. These are the ones that are making traders money:

Expert: Trevor Neil

This new science is grabbing traders and investment managers’ attention. Until now the academic world of finance and the practical market participants could not explain something to each other. Why does the market not do what it is supposed to do? Why is it irrational? Academics said it was impossible, traders and investment managers could see it was true. Behavioural Finance explains why the markets do what they do. It is the study of market psychology.