590
*incl. of TaxesSystem based Trading using Point & Figure Charts
- Advanced
- English
- 636 Learners
590
*incl. of Taxes- Date: Aug 24, 2019
- Time: 03:00 PM
- Duration: 3 hours
Introduction
Learn how to be a system based trader using Point & Figure chart. Unlike all other charting methods, point and figure charts do not have a time axis, as these are formed purely out of price action.Designed for long-term investment, point and figure (P&F) charts have been described as one of the simplest systems for determining solid entry and exit points in stock market trading.
Objective
- Showcasing objective based trading using Point & Figure charts & patterns.
- Point-and-figure chartists forecast trading prices after a breakout by using the box count.
- Point-and-figure chartists create forecasts in each case with an ingenious version of momentum.
Active investor & trader since 2010 have been exclusively using point & chart to trade markets actively trade indices with focus on writing weekly options & straddles.
What You Will Learn?
- Point & Figure Charts Construction, 7 Patterns, How to decide Entry, Target & Stop Loss for each trade
- Learn Point & Figure Chart Patterns like Breakout of Symmetrical triangle Chart Pattern & Others for trading stocks (Based on P&F)
- A simple trick to know your odds of success in Stock Trading
Materials to be shared with participants
The webinar attendees will have access to the presentation, which contains all the relevant information and insights. This will give the participants hands-on reference to the concepts and case studies discussed during the session.
How to Participate
Step 1 : Click on ‘Book Your Seat !‘ button and book your seat for the webinar.
Step 2 : You will receive an email containing a link to join the webinar.
Step 3 : Click on the same link to join 15 minutes before the start of the webinar.
Step 4 : Checksystem requirements and do necessary configuration of your headphone/speaker and system volume.
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