Sunday, November 29, 2009

Smartrade Robin Ho - Stocks and Futures

www.robinho.com.sg
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http://robinhosmartrade.blogspot.sg/

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Nov-2014     Course Fee $600

Master the Markets through Price, Volume, Action Techniques +
Live Trading Demo Training on Stock Market Indices

http://www.sgxacademy.com/index.php?option=com_sgx&task=eDetail&id=1047&Itemid=8




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Jun-2009  Course Fee S$4,000

Course Outline:

What does it take to be an ACE trader?
a. Trading Edge
b. Trading Psychology

Types of Trading: Day Trading, Position Trading and Swing Trading

Trend Recognition
a.  Drawing the correct trendlines
b. Trend analysis
c. Identifying primary and secondary trend
d. Trend breakdown and
e. Trend reversal

Trend Analysis Across Different Time Frames - Minute, Hourly, Daily, Weekly and Monthly Charts

The Importance of Volume
a. Volume principle
b. Identifying the signficant volume day
c. Trading with volume

The Advantages of Trading with Trend and Volume vs Other Traditional Indicators

The Use of Traditional Indicators and Why They are "Traditional"

High Probability and Profitable Chart Pattern

Stocks Selection for Profits

Money Management and Risk Control

Tips and Tricks and Zipping In and Out

Course Fee: S$4,500   (promotional S$4,000)
Course dates:  23rd, 24th, 30th June 2009 and 1st July 2009
Time:  7pm - 10pm
Venue:  Singapore Management University

4 comments:

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  3. important strategy to use when you're learning about investing the stock market is to diversify. None of the different types of stocks will perform the same in a given year. They all go up and down at different times - during one year, some will rise and others will fall. If you invest all of your money in only one type and then they don't do well, you lose a lot of money and it'll be hard to recoup your losses. Instead, if you spread your investments into different types, you might lose some money on certain kinds but you'll still see profits in other kinds.

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