Basic course of 4 hours free
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What will I learn?
Enhance your finance career prospects with our Advanced Technical Analysis Course, specifically tailored for professionals aiming to master market dynamics within the Pakistani context. Delve into advanced technical indicators such as RSI, SMA, and Bollinger Bands, understanding their application in the local market. Discover chart patterns, trends, and support/resistance levels relevant to the Pakistani Stock Exchange (PSX) and other local financial instruments. Develop strong trading strategies incorporating risk management principles, detailed trading plans, and backtesting methodologies applicable to Pakistani market conditions. Improve your abilities in data gathering, visualization, and understanding market sentiment prevalent in Pakistan. Gain a comprehensive understanding of the obstacles and boundaries of technical analysis, ensuring a well-rounded understanding of the financial markets, keeping the local context in perspective.
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Learning outcomes
Enhance the development of the practical skills listed below
Become proficient in using RSI and Moving Averages for accurate market timing, specifically within the Pakistani market.
Identify trends and patterns to predict market movements relevant to the Pakistani Stock Exchange and other local investment opportunities.
Create resilient trading strategies that incorporate risk management techniques tailored to the Pakistani financial landscape.
Effectively analyze trading volume and visualize data pertaining to Pakistani market data.
Evaluate technical indicators and gain insights into market sentiment as it pertains to Pakistan's financial markets.