Courses / The Stock Trader’s Course

20 modules · 5 parts · NSE stocks · basic to advanced

The Stock Trader’s Course

From reading a chart to running a complete, tested trading system on NSE stocks. Market health, the stage cycle, relative strength and sector rotation decide what to trade; breakouts, bases, pullbacks and gaps decide when; stops, exits, sizing and regime decide whether any of it survives. Every rule is tested on ten years of the Stocks app’s own data, and every chart is a real stock.

Modules20

Real-data examples31

Self-checks61

Glossary23

Start here

The desk

What the course gives you, the daily and weekly routine, which Stocks app screen answers each question — and three real charts to practise on.

◆ From the course to the screenWhat you get · the routine · the tool map · practise on real charts.

Part I

Foundations

Charts, volume and the health of the whole market — what everything later assumes.

01OrientationWhat trading stocks is as a business, what this course refuses to be, and the five beliefs everything else rests on.02Reading a Price ChartCandles, timeframes, trend, support and resistance — reading what price has done before deciding anything.03Volume and Moving AveragesVolume shows how much conviction sits behind a price move; moving averages show the trend it belongs to.04Market Health: Breadth and RegimeBefore any stock: is the market itself healthy? Breadth and the index’s own trend answer that in two numbers.

Part II

Finding Strength

Stages, relative strength, sector rotation and leadership — deciding what is worth trading at all.

05The Stage CycleEvery stock moves through four stages — basing, advancing, topping, declining. Only one is worth owning.06Relative StrengthStocks that are beating the market tend to keep beating it. RS is how the course finds them — and where the big winners came from.07Sector and Industry RotationMoney rotates between groups. Reading the rotation narrows the search to the groups where strength is building.08Leaders After a FallThe stocks that hold up best while the market falls are often the first to make new highs when it recovers.

Part III

The Setups

Breakouts, bases, pullbacks and gaps — four ways a strong stock offers an entry with a defined risk.

09Breakouts to New HighsThe classic momentum entry, tested on almost ten thousand cases — what helps, what doesn’t, and why most fail.10Bases and ContractionsBefore many strong moves, price narrows. What a tight base looks like, the VCP, and what the test found.11Pullbacks and Pocket PivotsStrong stocks pause. Buying the pause at a rising average was the best of the course’s simple setups.12Gaps and Episodic PivotsResults and news can reprice a stock overnight. Most big gaps fade; the ones that hold their low are different.

Part IV

Execution and Risk

Entries, stops, exits, sizing and regime — the part that decides the result.

13Entries and StopsWhere to buy, where the trade is wrong, and how to express every trade in R.14Exits: Letting Winners RunThe same entries, four exits, very different results. The most important module in the course.15Position SizingHow much to buy is decided by the stop and the account, never by conviction. The same system at five risk levels.16Exposure by Market RegimeWhen to press and when to sit out: what the regime filter changed on the course’s setups and the full system.

Part V

Research, Mind and System

Fundamentals, scanning, psychology, and the complete tested system.

17Fundamentals and Strength ScoresA trader’s use of fundamentals: avoiding fragile businesses and spotting the earnings that move prices.18Scanning, Queries and Ask AITurning every rule in the course into a scan that runs in seconds, in plain English if you prefer.19Psychology, Streaks and the JournalWhat a profitable system felt like from the inside — the losing streaks and the long flat years.20The Complete SystemEverything in the course assembled into one set of rules, and tested day by day from 2016 to 2026.

Reference

Glossary

Every term the course uses, defined once.

— Glossary23 terms.

Also in the school

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