Technical Analysis MasterClass:Trading By Technical Analysis

Identify market trends from demand and supply, seen as peaks and troughs. Uptrends form higher highs and higher lows; downtrends form lower highs and lower lows, with sideways ranges.

Identify secular, major, intermediate, and minor trends across weekly, daily, hourly, and 15-minute time frames to guide trading decisions for day traders and positional traders.

Learn to set time frames from one minute to yearly, read candles with open high low close data, and align charts with intraday, swing, or long-term trading styles.

Identify the current trend: uptrend, downtrend, or sideways trend, using time frames aligned to trading perspective—daily for positional trading, weekly for long-term, and 15-minute for intraday—via a charting platform.

Draw accurate trend lines to identify uptrends and downtrends, using support and resistance and log-scale charts. Use internal and external trend lines to time entries and exits.

Draw and extend trend lines on daily charts for positional trading, and on intraday charts for current moves, using external and internal lines to identify uptrends, downtrends, and momentum-based signals.

Explore Heikin Ashi charts, a smoother, lagging alternative to candlesticks that reduces noise and false signals, helping traders identify trends and manage entries and exits with doji and bullish/bearish candles.

Master 3D charting by integrating multiple time frames to define trends, support and resistance, and low-risk entry points across day, positional, and long-term trading.

Learn to draw support and resistance with horizontal lines on weekly and daily charts, using swing highs and lows, touches, zones, and trend lines for potential breakouts and price action.

Divide capital across sectors, pick fundamentally strong stocks with long-term uptrends and 200 EMA support, then leverage blue chip stocks for short-term trading with clear charts.

Explore the MACD, a trend-following momentum oscillator built from 12 EMA and 26 EMA with a 9-period signal line, and learn to spot buy and exit signals on trend moves.

Identify buying signal on 15-minute IOC chart as price breaches lower trend line of downward channel, signaling long entry with a stop at 153.55, anticipating move toward upper trend line.

Real-time IOC analysis demonstrates taking a long position after a buying signal at the support line of a daily downtrend, with gap up and a partial exit and stop loss.

Observe a real-time example on the Bharat Heavy Electricals 15-minute chart: a trend line breakout, a long entry near an hourly support, and a stop-loss at the retracement low.

Examine the 15-minute chart of Bharat Heavy Electronics to enter long at ₹224.90 and lock in $73 from half and $155 from rest, with head-and-shoulders pattern signaling a retracement.

Real-time ITC trade on a 15-minute chart uses the TLI indicator to enter a long, with resistance near white level and risk managed by moving the stop to trough low.

On a 15-minute ITC chart, I closed half of a 500-share position for a $57 profit, moved stops to the 418 and next trough, and exited near 427.95 at resistance.

Trade NTPC on hourly chart within a daily uptrend. Enter long 500 shares after crossing trend line and trail the stop at retracement low, signaling a bullish gap.

Real time NTPC trade example using trendline and TLI signals, entering at ₹314 with 500 shares and exiting at ₹341 for an 8% gain in ten days.

Analyze ONGC in real time using the hourly chart, showing a sideways channel with a support level, a TLI buy signal, and a trailing stop as new troughs form.

Observe an ONGC long trade on hourly chart using the tli indicator and a retracement trendline with 500 shares; a gap up opening shifts the stop and locks in profit.

Learn how to apply fibonacci retracement and extension tools to identify key support, resistance, and target levels in uptrends and downtrends, with stop-loss guidance.

Use Fibonacci retracements to identify key support and resistance during uptrends and downtrends. Apply Fibonacci extensions to forecast future resistance levels after breakouts.

Use Fibonacci retracement and extension levels to map support and resistance across weekly, daily, and hourly charts, aided by moving averages and RSI for entry and exit signals.

Explore continuation patterns signaling trend resumes after consolidation—symmetrical triangle, ascending triangle, descending triangle, flag, cup and handle, and wedges—with volume shrinking during formation and breaking out on heavy volume.

Learn how paper trading lets you simulate real-world trading with fake money. Place market, limit, and stop orders and manage risk with stop losses, take profit, and risk-reward setups.

Stay disciplined by waiting for confirmed signals before opening or closing trades and avoid fear-driven exits. Follow the trend and maintain a 1:1 risk-reward ratio to protect profits.

Learn to apply 3D charting across weekly, daily, and hourly frames to identify support and resistance, draw trend lines, and interpret intraday signals for Yes Bank analysis.

Apply MACD to identify trading signals in a downtrend, using bearish MACD crossovers with zero level and EMA signals. Confirm entries with multiple indicators and avoid trades in sideways markets.

Analyze Yes Bank's chart to identify intraday and swing trading opportunities using resistance and support levels, momentum moves with a mariposa candle, and Fibonacci levels around 29.05 and 34.9.

Analyze Microsoft Corp. stock from an intermediate positional trading perspective using weekly, daily, and hourly charts, with entries on EMA supports, cup and handle pattern, trend lines, and Fibonacci levels.

Analyze live charts of ICICI Bank, Infosys, Apple, and MSFT using technical indicators and trendlines. Spot head and shoulders patterns, RSI divergences, Bollinger bands, and retracements to identify buying opportunities.