
Hi Sporegal, thanks!
Hi leepc88,
I have not paid for any TA course before. I mostly read and learn from books. The only course I attended was by Larry Williams and it was a free preview. But in the 3 hour session, he shared some great insights.
If you can afford it (a few $K !!), I think Larry Williams seminars are one of the best around.
I have not paid for any TA course before. I mostly read and learn from books. The only course I attended was by Larry Williams and it was a free preview. But in the 3 hour session, he shared some great insights.
If you can afford it (a few $K !!), I think Larry Williams seminars are one of the best around.
Hi Sporegal, any course in particular to recommend?
Hi tangyw,
There're old threads under the Others .... look for What to Buy? or When to buy? ..... there're good discussions over TA and FA techniques there.
Like what Nostradamus said, its good to go for courses. But you need to pick the right trading method for yourself.
There're old threads under the Others .... look for What to Buy? or When to buy? ..... there're good discussions over TA and FA techniques there.
Like what Nostradamus said, its good to go for courses. But you need to pick the right trading method for yourself.
Oops, sorry. Should be simulation, not actual trading.
Hi tangyw,
Paper trading, as the name suggests, means that you trade only on paper. It's stimulation, not trading. It's for you to learn how to trade before you do the real thing. No actual money is made or lost.
Wonder where is our buddy, Bsiong - the originator of this topic. He just disappeared ...
stimes it is worth to spend some $$ to attend tech classes. I am sure you can make back from the mkt. The rest is discipline when to pull the trigger and when to accept a loss by cutting your position. Nowadays big boys will make charts look so beautiful that one can get trap easily.
Yo. thanks for the fast reponse and suggestion. may i know what is paper trading ? and also which book by larry williams would u recommeand ?
Its just a novice TA course and actually i think the the lecturer and the course is good, but maybe i'm just abit too slow....that all.
Anyway mind if you could share with me ur TA learning experience.
Cheerio...Thanks alot.
Hi tangyw,
Welcome to SJ! Its normal to be blur about TA even after attending a course.
I suggest you buy a book for reading (try books by Larry Williams) and do some paper trading first before you start buying shares.
BTW, which TA course you attend?
Welcome to SJ! Its normal to be blur about TA even after attending a course.
I suggest you buy a book for reading (try books by Larry Williams) and do some paper trading first before you start buying shares.
BTW, which TA course you attend?
Hi :), i'm a very newbie to this sharejunction and also very very new to stock and TA too.
Firstly thanks for all info, but they do not actually show you how to plot the chart and explain to you when to enter and exit.
Actually i have also attended one of the TA course, but still....i am very blur...& confused.
Can anyones shown me where can i learn more from using TA. I really appreciate that very much. Many Thanks in Advance. ;)
thanks!
Another great website is also www.investopedia.com
Another great website is also www.investopedia.com
Overview
http://stockcharts.com/education/Overview/index.html
Chart Analysis - - Various kinds of financial chart analysis including trendline analysis, support and resistance, chart pattern analysis and Japanese candlestick charting.
http://stockcharts.com/education/ChartAnalysis/index.html
Indicator Analysis - all the technical indicators, market indicators and chart overlays
http://stockcharts.com/education/IndicatorAnalysis/index.html
Market Analysis - Market analysis including Dow Theory and Elliott Wave Theory
http://stockcharts.com/education/MarketAnalysis/index.html
Trading Strategies - how to use technical analysis to make better trading decisions.
http://stockcharts.com/education/TradingStrategies/index.html
And of course, Glossary - Definitions of the charting terms
http://stockcharts.com/education/GlossaryA.html