Master Trader Programme
This course offers a structured and concept-driven introduction to financial and capital market analysis, covering market structure, chart analysis, technical indicators, trend identification, price–volume dynamics, volatility and momentum assessment, candlestick psychology, and pattern recognition, with an emphasis on disciplined analytical thinking, behavioural awareness, and practical market observation through screeners and guided practice, culminating in an assessment-based certification.
Features
- Explains how the financial market ecosystem operates, including its key components, participants, and overall functioning
- Introduces the structure of the capital market and explains how different instruments and segments support capital formation and investment
- Helps learners understand how price charts represent market behaviour and how charts are used for basic market observation
- Explains the purpose of technical indicators and how they assist in analysing market trends, momentum, and market conditions
- Focuses on identifying and interpreting market trends using structured and disciplined analytical methods
- Explains how key price levels act as support and resistance and how market participants react around these levels
- Explores how candlestick formations reflect market psychology and buyer–seller behaviour
- Introduces important single candlestick patterns and explains their significance in market interpretation
- multiple candlestick patterns form recognizable structures indicating continuation or reversal tendencies
- Explains the relationship between price movement and trading volume and how volume supports price analysis
- Introduces the concept of market volatility and methods used to observe and assess price fluctuations
- Explains how momentum indicators are used to understand the strength and direction of market movements
- Builds disciplined analytical frameworks for understanding entry and exit decision logic from an educational perspective
- Addresses common analytical mistakes, behavioural biases, and best practices for consistent market learning
- Explains how screeners are used to filter and organise market data for analytical and educational purposes
- Provides guided practice sessions to reinforce analytical concepts through structured market observation
- Evaluates learner understanding through an assessment and awards a course completion certificate
Requirements
- Basic awareness of financial markets and investment concepts
- Access to a computer, laptop, or smartphone
- Stable internet connectivity for accessing learning materials
- Ability to use basic digital tools such as web browsers and spreadsheets
- Willingness to regularly observe market data and price charts
- Commitment to follow structured analytical and educational processes
- Participation in guided practice sessions and assessments
- Adherence to course guidelines and learning discipline
FAQs
Instructor
This course provides a clear, structured, and concept-focused understanding of financial and capital markets. Instead of rushing into signals or tips, it builds a strong foundation in chart reading, trend analysis, price–volume behaviour, indicators, and market psychology. The disciplined approach, practical observation sessions, and emphasis on analytical thinking helped me understand how markets actually behave. The course is well-organised, beginner-friendly, and ideal for anyone seeking serious market knowledge rather than shortcuts
This course provides a clear, structured, and concept-focused understanding of financial and capital markets. Instead of rushing into signals or tips, it builds a strong foundation in chart reading, trend analysis, price–volume behaviour, indicators, and market psychology. The disciplined approach, practical observation sessions, and emphasis on analytical thinking helped me understand how markets actually behave. The course is well-organised, beginner-friendly, and ideal for anyone seeking serious market knowledge rather than shortcuts