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Risk Management
Total risk management is the combination of all the elements of risk management into a consistent strategy...
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Training - Equity Market & Investment
Companies
Short-Term Trading:
The successful day trader must have a fundamental
understanding of capital, philosophy, planning, risk
management and technical analysis. Short -Term Trading begins
with a brief history of the field stressing the importance of
developing a trading style and philosophy, identifying capital
requirements, analyzing the market and applying that analysis
to the execution of a trade. It concludes with a consideration
of appropriate preparatory research and risk management skills.
Course Objectives
Learning Objectives: After completing this course you should
be able to:
* Identify the definition of a short term trader
* Recognise technological contributors to the evolution of
short term trading
* Identify personality traits of the successful short term
trader
* Recognize what restraints should be imposed on trading
capital
* Classify traits of the systems that support short term
trading
* Contrast trading environments
* Classify traits of the SandP 500 Index Futures and the
NASDAQ 100 Futures
* Recognize characteristics of the Tick Indicator, Trin, and
the Dow 30-Day Moving Average
* Identify the main economic indicators observed by the
Federal Reserve
* Describe in what way the Gross Domestic Product predicts
future economic conditions
Additional Learning Objectives: Classify traits of the
Consumer Price Index and Producer Price Index; Recall in what
ways special trading days affect market performance; Identify
the 7 elements of technical analysis; Identify key elements of
a chart; Distinguish between types of trends; Recognize the
difference between support and resistance trendlines; Identify
how volume, liquidity and breakpoints work as market
indicators; Identify key tools of pattern analysis; Identify
the action you need to perform when preparing for a trading
day; Define correlation and examine how it affects trading;
Identify the dos and don’ts of risk management; Identify when
you should reevaluate your position on a stock throughout the
trading day.
Course Outline
Overview and history of short-term trading
* Evolution of short-term trading
* Who is today's short-term trader?
* SOES and scalping
* Contribution of new technologies
* Getting started as a short-term trader
Market indicators and information
* Market indicators and analysis
* Market indicators to watch
* Economic news releases and market information
Technical analysis
* Charting, time frames and prices
* Trendlines
* Volume
* Pattern analysis
* Moving averages
Research, planning and executing
* Properly planning and preparing for a trading day
* Correlation and its affect on trading
* Risk and money management
* Executing the trade
* Setting time parameters and re-evaluating
Course Fees
VAT to be included at the local rate, if applicable. Costs
shown are per delegate inclusive of refreshments, lunches and
seminar materials. Cost of accommodation is not included.
GBP 1100
Certificates of Participation
Certificates of participation are remitted to course
participants upon request. |
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