[Free] Tradenet Academy: Trading The Us Equity Markets Intro Course

Learn the basics of Trading the US equity markets. INTRO course created by Tradenet Academy – Free Course

Added on March 5, 2020 Finance & Accounting 2 min read

What you’ll learn

Basics terms of the US equity markets
Short term trading versus investing
The importance of education and practice when trading the US equity markets
Introduction to Technical Analysis
A brief on Japanese candlesticks
Technical signals & patterns using Japanese candlesticks
Trend following & Support and Resistance concepts
Technical and Visual Indicators
Introduction to swing trading & examples
Introduction to day trading & examples
Introduction to day trading patterns and technical analysis
Trade management, risk versus reward
Trading platforms
Brokers, online brokers vs. investment brokers
Cost of trading – commissions vs execution
Trading rooms

Requirements

You should be able to use your PC
No prior knowledge of the markets, trading, or financial analysis is required. We start with the basics and build on them.
We do recommend keeping a pen and some paper handy in case you want to jot down some notes, but it is not required.
All you need is an open mind to new concepts and to thinking of the ways the market works!

Description

Welcome to Trading the US equity markets INTRO course!

The course was developed by Tradenet Academy and provides the essential tools and knowledge about trading the US equity markets.

You will be able to work from home and earn a living trading stocks, spending from between a few minutes up to multi-day swing trades.

No previous knowledge is needed.

Entry Level- beginners

In the Trading the US equity markets INTRO course, we take the student through establishing a solid foundation of market fundamentals, teaching you what the market really is and why trades really happen. We develop a lexicon of market terminology, an understanding of Risk, and an ability to analyze the markets using both Fundamental and Technical analysis.

Course includes: