Meet Stephen Hoad, an experienced trader and educator in the field of technical analysis, and discover the key topics you will cover in the coming episodes.
Find out why technical analysis is a powerful addition to your trading strategy.
Learn the key rules of technical analysis that will inform every trading decision and get the answers to the most burning questions you always wanted to ask, but never had the opportunity.
Check out the rest of our technical analysis course here:
Part 2: Essential Chart Knowledge – The Basics
Part 3: Direct Price Analysis (DPA) Tools
Part 4: Price Confirmation Tools Part – Trend & Momentum
Part 5: Volume, Volatility, and Sentiment
Part 6: Alternative Concepts – New Approaches to Technical Analysis
Part 8: Strategy Design and Implementation
Part 9: Risk and Trade Management
Part 10: Putting it All Together
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As excess cash in the US financial system shrinks, calls grow to reassess how to measure liquidity tightness and which benchmarks the Fed should target.
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