Technical Analysis Stock Trading -Practice Assignment Course

Identify in a downtrend to wait for a confirmed signal using trend lines, resistance levels, and hanging man reversals to decide when to sell. Avoid mid-channel trades due to risk.

Learn to identify the most accurate trend line in an uptrend by treating candle clusters as single points, comparing blue and red lines, and noting breakouts and support.

Learn to determine the most accurate trend line by comparing the red and blue lines, using candle clusters, ignoring the VIC values, and drawing from candle lows and bodies.

Identify the accurate trend line by treating the retracement end as the second point of the uptrend, using the blue lower line as reference for a potential long entry.

Identify the accurate uptrend line by selecting the first up move point and the first retracement low, then validate with a blue parallel channel and breakout.

Identify the accurate downtrend trend line by selecting the first point and the best second point, then extend the blue line to reveal resistance and a parallel channel.

Identify a strong support zone and the breakout above it signaling possible uptrend, assisted by high volume. Wait for confirmation and use other indicators before entering a long position.

Identify a downtrend setup with dynamic trend-line support and breakout candle; wait for a break above the previous high to enter long, with a stop loss below the downtrend low.

Explains a parallel channel with three support levels S1, S2, S3 and resistance, showing breaches turning levels into support and S2 as the key reversal level.

Explore a technical analysis of an uptrend: identify support and resistance zones, two resistance levels, a breakout, support after breakout, a trend line, and a gap up indicating buying pressure.

Identify the inverted head and shoulders pattern within a downtrend, classify it as a bullish reversal, note breakout candle and trend lines, and explain exiting after consolidation.

Learn how symmetrical triangle continuation patterns signal breakouts, and how to confirm a valid breakout using volume above the moving average, with price finding support and continuing the uptrend.

Identifies two chart patterns: a bearish head and shoulders at top of an uptrend and a bullish inverted head and shoulders at end of a downtrend, with high-volume breakouts.

Identify two bearish reversal patterns after an uptrend, the rising wedge and head and shoulders, supported by RSI divergence and breakouts signaling potential short opportunities.

Learn to apply short-term 3d charting across weekly, daily, and hourly charts to identify retracement, trend lines, and sell opportunities using moving averages and RSI signals.

Identify the trend on the 15-minute chart, shift from uptrend to downtrend, then place sell signals on the 5-minute chart using RSI below 50 with moving averages and Bollinger bands.

Explore 3-D intraday charting across hourly, 15-minute, and 5-minute charts to identify trends, support and resistance, and reversal signals for timely short entries.

Learn how the MACD indicator, a lagging, trend-following tool, uses the zero line to identify uptrends and downtrends, recognize consolidation phases, and generate buying and selling signals.

Trade in the current downtrend by using the macd indicator to identify sell signals, including bearish crossovers below zero and exits on pullback rallies.

Trade with a three moving average set of 50, 21, and 14 to identify downtrend sell signals on the hourly chart, aligning with daily trend and RSI divergence.

Learn to use Bollinger bands with RSI below 50 to identify sell signals in a downtrend, yielding three entries and confirmations from band expansion and contraction.

Explore divergence using RSI in a downtrend, identify bullish divergence signals, and learn entry and exit signals with trend line analysis.

Identify bullish and bearish RSI divergences in a sideways range to trade the range with divergence signals and filling divergence guiding long or short entries.

Apply Fibonacci retracement from the low to the high in each upmove. Identify levels such as 78.6%, 50%, and 38.2%, and watch trend lines for breakouts.

Apply fibonacci retracement and extension to identify retracement levels and targets, using high-to-low in downtrends and low-to-high in uptrends, including 50 percent retracement and 161–200 percent extensions.