Topics learnt during this course

1. Basics of stock market
2. Important terminologies of stock market
3. Support and resistance
4. Candlesticks
5. Trading Patterns
6. Stock Market Indicators
7. Basics of Futures and Options
8. Advances level of Futures and Options with all strategies
9. Profitable strategies to trade in stock market
10. Summary of the entire course on the last 2 days

Here's just an overwiew of why stock market is important for companies and individual investors like us

The majority of people turn to the performance of a country’s stock market as the best indicator of how well that economy is doing. Stock markets cover all industries across all sectors of the economy. This means they serve as a barometer of what cycle the economy is in and the hopes and fears of the population who generate growth and wealth.

Stock Markets have existed for centuries and will no doubt go on being the main public, regulated marketplaces where people can buy and sell shares of different companies.

Of course, today’s markets are very different from share trading in the Dutch East India Company back in 1602, but stocks still remain the most popular investment choice thanks to their potential for returns and their opportunity to invest directly in individual companies.

Why are stock markets essential?

• Stock markets enable companies to be traded publicly and raise capital. The transfer of capital and ownership is traded in a regulated, secure environment.

• Stock markets promote investment. The raising of capital allows companies to grow their businesses, expand operations and create jobs in the economy. This investment is a key driver for economic trade, growth and prosperity.

• For investors, stock markets provide a way to invest money in order to potentially earn a share of the company’s profits (knowing that the risk of losses exists too). Active investors and traders can easily buy and sell their securities due to the abundant liquidity in most major stock markets.