Online NSE Academy Certified Capital Market Professional (E-NCCMP)

NSE Academy Certified Capital Market Professional (E-NCCMP) course is jointly certified by NSE Academy and Elearnmarkets (NSE Academy is a subsidiary of the National Stock Exchange of India. In this course, you will develop an in-depth understanding of the functioning of the capital markets.

This capital market course is a perfect blend of fundamental and technical analysis that covers the macroeconomics aspects, different investing approaches and basic concepts of technical analysis and derivatives markets.

You will be able to gain in-depth insights into how the capital market operates through recorded and text-based content. Additionally, we will share interactive learning tools to help you gain a hands-on understanding of the market.

This Online NCCMP course provides comprehensive knowledge of the capital market. 

Please find below the topics covered under the course Online NSE Academy Certified Capital Market Professional (E-NCCMP):

Section 1: Introductory Module

• Know the reason behind Investing: We will start by understanding the investment concept and how investing will impact your financial goals. We will also explore different investment options.
• Interest Rate and Time Value of Money: We will then gain an introduction to concepts of Interest Rate, Future Value, Present Value, and Compounding. The goal is understanding how money behaves over time and what you can do today to secure your future and multiply your wealth.
• Functioning of Financial Market: Now, we will understand the financial structure of the Indian economy and focus on the capital markets. We will also touch upon the various participants working as stock market intermediaries.
• Understanding Initial Public Offering (IPO): We will then deep dive into the concept of IPO, the different types of public issues, the IPO procedure in India, different investor categories for IPO, the basis of allotment, applying for IPO through ASBA and case study of an IPO on Lodha Developers.
• Corporate Action & Its Types: Further, we will gain an introduction to corporate actions such as Dividend, Bonus Issues, Right Issues, Stock Split and Buybacks of Shares and predict the consequence of any corporate action announced by a company listed on the stock exchange. 
• Introduction to Mutual Funds: Understand the basic concept of mutual funds, its advantages, types, and SIP. We will also discuss the methods investors can follow to invest in mutual funds and the categorization of investor types and how each should approach mutual fund investing differently.
• Understanding Stock Markets - the Practical Way: Here, you will get a hands-on approach to the stock markets. We will learn about how a stock market trading terminal looks and works, how you can start trading by selecting the right stock broker, the important terminologies you should know, how you can trade in a safe way using leverage, and finally, we will discuss how a stock is delivered to you after trade execution. 
• Introduction to Currency Markets: Next, we will understand the basics of currency and foreign exchange markets. We will also discuss forex market features and how currency pairs are traded.

Section 2: Macroeconomics Module

• Macroeconomics- Introduction & its Importance: We will understand what economics is, the difference between microeconomics and macroeconomics and the importance of macroeconomics.
• Market Segments- Its  Roles & Interactions: Then, we will learn about market segments, their interactions, their relationship with macroeconomic entities, supply-demand approaches, and several macroeconomic approaches.
• Gross Domestic Product: Understand the key growth variable, i.e., Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and the types of approaches to calculate GDP.
• Phases of Economic Cycles: Understand economic cycles and different phases, including the Recovery, Early Upswing, Late Upswing, and Recessionary phases.
• Economic Indicators: Learn about the labour market and unemployment rate indicator, inflation, deflation, various inflation indices, and the importance of the housing market metrics.
• Role of Government in an Economy & its Tools: Moving on, we will explore the role of government in an economy, fiscal policy and how government can use it to manage the economy using fiscal and monetary policy tools.
• Indicators Related to International Trade: Next, we will understand various metrics related to International Trade, including those focused on consumers and businesses.
• Case Study: Lastly, we will gain an insight into how macroeconomic events are crucial for trading with a case study on Black Wednesday, 1992.

Section 3: Fundamental Analysis Module

• Introduction to Fundamental Analysis: We will understand how to analyze and evaluate a company's fundamentals by analyzing the Profit and Loss Statement, Ratios and Balance Sheet. 

• Different Approaches to Stock Investing: We will explore the Top Down & Bottom Up approach to investing, carry out Economy and Industry, and Porter's Five Forces and SWOT analyses. Additionally, we will understand the pros and cons of various approaches.
• Learn to analyse a company: We will gain a comprehensive understanding of analyzing the company using Quantitative and Qualitative approaches. Additionally, you will find an extensive guide on an annual report, covering everything from an introduction to its detailed content.
• Financial Statement Analysis: We will look at the different financial statements of a company, such as a Cash Flow Statement and Profit and Loss Statement and how to analyze them to understand a business’ financial condition. We will also learn how to calculate the profit and loss of a company. 
• Learn to Read a Balance Sheet: Moving on, we will understand what a balance sheet is and explore the assets and liabilities sides of the balance sheet. We will also learn how to analyze a company's balance sheet.
• Efficiency & Growth Ratios: We will learn about the different types of Efficiency and Growth ratios here and how we can use them to analyze a company. We will understand efficiency ratios such as Earnings Per Share (EPS), PAT Margin(%), EBITDA Margin(%), EBIT Margin, Book Value per Share and various growth ratios, including EBITDA Growth, Earnings Per Share Growth(%), Net Profit Growth(%), Net Sales Growth(%) and track using StockEdge App.
• Return Ratios, Solvency Ratios & Banking Ratios: Explore return ratios such as ROCE, ROA, ROE; solvency ratios such as the Current Ratio, Interest Coverage Ratio, and Debt-to-Equity Ratio and banking ratios such as Net Interest Margin, Yield on Advances, Net Non-Performing Assets (NPA), Operating Income Growth, Interest Expended to Total Funds, Interest Income to Total Funds, etc. and track them using StockEdge App.
• Valuation Ratios: Analyze valuation ratios, including Market Cap to Sales Ratio, EV to EBITDA Ratio, Price to Book Value Ratio, etc.
• Key to Fundamental Analysis: Lastly, we will understand how we can use the historical financial statements of a company to estimate the current position of the company. We will learn how to estimate Profit & Loss, analyze P&L Ratio, and Balance Sheet, understand the importance of historical Balance Sheet, and explore Valuation using the example of Pidilite Industries through an Excel Sheet.

Section 4: Technical Analysis Module

• The Basics: We will learn the philosophy behind technical analysis, and understand price movements over time. We will also understand teh concept of volume and open interest.
• Dow Theory and Trendline, Support and Resistance: We will learn to analyze the market trend with the six tenets of Dow Theory and understand how to find support & resistance to trade.
• Classical Chart Patterns and Gap Theory: We will then understand gap theory and classical chart patterns such as Double Top, Double Bottom, Triple Top, Triple Bottom, Head and Shoulders, Inverse Head and Shoulders, Wedges, Flags, Pennants, Symmetrical Triangles, Ascending and Descending Triangles, Cup and Handle, Inverse Cup and Handle, Bullish Rectangular, and Bearish Rectangular. 
• Candlestick Chart Patterns: Further, we will learn various candlestick patterns such as Hammer, Shooting Star, Inverted Hammer, Hanging Man, Spinning Tops, Doji, Tweezer Tops, Tweezer Bottoms, Bullish Engulfing, Bearish Engulfing, Piercing, Dark Cloud Cover, Morning Star, Evening Star, and how to track bullish and bearish reversal, continuation, and Doji scans using the StockEdge App.
• Indicators and Oscillators: Next, we will learn about Indicators and oscillators, Moving Averages, MACD,  MACD Histogram, ADX, Bollinger Bands, MFI, RSI, and Stochastics, and how to track companies with MACD, RSI signals, and Bollinger Bands using the StockEdge App.
• Fibonacci and Markets: We will then move on to understand the importance of Fibonacci by learning various tools such as Fibonacci Retracements, Fibonacci Projections, Fibonacci Extensions and many more.
• Trading Strategies: We will explore different setups for trend-following, contrarian, and swing strategies.
• Trading Psychology, Risk Management, and Money Management:  Finally, we will move on to understand three essential aspects of technical analysis, i.e. psychology behind trading, money, and risk management.

Section 5: Derivatives Module

• Basics of Derivatives: We will first understand the basics of derivatives with an example and learn about its types, including Futures, Forwards, Swaps and Options and know about the derivatives participants.

• Introduction to Forward and Futures Contracts: We will then explore the concept of futures & forward, margin and MTM, delivery & settlement, rollover, volume and open interest. Additionally, learn how futures prices are derived and futures trading strategies.
• Introduction to Options: Next, we will gain an in-depth understanding of call and put options, related terminologies, risk reward and payoff for options buyers and sellers, and intrinsic and time value of options.
• Options Pricing: Now that we know the basics of options, we will learn how to calculate the pricing using the Black Scholes and Binomial models. We will also understand the concept of moneyness, such as In The Money (ITM), At The Money (ATM) and Out of The Money (OTM) and learn the factors affecting the premium, including the spot price of the underlying, strike price, expiry, dividend, interest rates, historical volatility and implied volatility.
• Options Greeks: We will then learn the concept and implications of Option Greeks - Delta, Gamma, Theta, Vega and Rho.
• Practical aspects of trading in Options: We will then understand the practical aspects such as Delivery vs Cash Settlement, American vs European Option, Squaring Off before Expiry and Margins. 
• Volume, Open Interest and PCR: Further, we will analyze the Volume and Open Interest and learn how to interpret the Option Chain from the NSE website.
• Options Strategies: We will gain insight into directional, non-directional and advanced options strategies with case studies.
• Resources to Analyze the Data: We will also learn how to analyze derivatives data using Stockedge and NSE website.
• Income Tax on Futures and Options Trading: Lastly, we will explore taxation basics on F&O Trading and determine the tax on F&O turnover.