What you will learn
Build the chart-reading muscle every active trader needs. The course walks you from your very first candlestick to a complete trading system you can deploy on Indian indices, large-caps, and the F&O list. You will work through real charts pulled from Nifty 50 and Bank Nifty so the context is always relevant to a desk trader in Mumbai or a swing trader in Bengaluru.
By the end you will be able to read a price chart in seconds, identify high-probability setups, place stops and targets methodically, and sit on a trade with conviction instead of fear.
Topics covered (20 lessons)
- Foundations: market structure, chart types, the role of price action
- Candlestick patterns — single, dual, and triple-candle formations
- Volume, support & resistance, supply-demand zones
- Indicators: Moving Averages, RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands
- Fibonacci retracements & extensions
- Dow Theory (Part 1 & 2)
- Building your first repeatable trading system
- A trader’s journal and pre-market checklist
Who this is for
- Anyone trading or planning to trade equities, F&O, or commodities on NSE/BSE/MCX
- Long-term investors who want to time their entries better
- Self-learners moving on from YouTube to a structured curriculum
What you will be able to do by the end
- Read a candlestick chart and recognise what a single candle is telling you (Lessons 3–7)
- Identify multi-candle patterns and the context that makes them meaningful (Lessons 8–10)
- Mark support and resistance that hold up, and use volume to confirm them (Lessons 11–12)
- Apply moving averages, RSI, MACD and Bollinger Bands without over-fitting them (Lessons 13–15)
- Use Fibonacci retracements as a level framework rather than a prediction (Lesson 16)
- Apply Dow Theory to identify trend structure (Lessons 17–18)
- Assemble a checklist-driven trading system of your own (Lesson 19)
Full curriculum — all 20 lessons
Every lesson in the course, in the order you will take them. This is the complete list — there is nothing held back.
- Overview & Setting Expectations
- Foundations of Technical Analysis
- Chart Types
- Getting Started with Candlesticks
- Single Candlestick Patterns — Part 1
- Single Candlestick Patterns — Part 2
- Single Candlestick Patterns — Part 3
- Multiple Candlestick Patterns — Part 1
- Multiple Candlestick Patterns — Part 2
- Multiple Candlestick Patterns — Part 3
- Support and Resistance
- Volumes
- Moving Averages
- Indicators — RSI
- Indicators — MACD, Bollinger Bands & More
- Fibonacci Retracements
- Dow Theory — Part 1
- Dow Theory — Part 2
- Building Your First Trading System
- Notes for the Trader
How the course is structured
Twenty lessons, built so that pattern recognition comes before indicators — not the other way round.
- Foundations (Lessons 1–3). What technical analysis can and cannot do, its assumptions, and chart types.
- Candlesticks (Lessons 4–10). Seven lessons — three on single patterns, three on multiple patterns. The largest block in the course.
- Structure (Lessons 11–12). Support and resistance, then volume.
- Indicators (Lessons 13–16). Moving averages, RSI, MACD and Bollinger Bands, Fibonacci retracements.
- Theory and practice (Lessons 17–20). Dow Theory across two lessons, building your first trading system, and closing notes.
Lesson 19 is the point of the course: everything before it feeds a system you can actually follow.
What you need before you start
None beyond knowing what a share and a stock chart are. Lesson 1 sets expectations honestly, including what technical analysis does not do.
What is included
- 20 written lessons — roughly 38000 words in total, with a typical lesson running around 1,905 words
- Worked Indian-market examples throughout, in rupees and against Indian instruments and regulations
- Self-paced access — start when you like, revisit any lesson, no schedule to keep up with
Where this sits among the courses
This is the chart-reading track. It stands alone.
- Complementary: Fundamental Analysis answers what to buy; this course is about when.
- If you trade the signals: Risk Management & Trading Psychology covers position sizing and the biases that undo good analysis.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need any trading experience to take this course?
No prior experience required. The first 4 lessons establish foundations — if you can open a chart on Zerodha Kite or Groww, you can follow along from Lesson 1.
Is this course India-specific?
Yes. Every example uses Indian indices, stocks, and brokerage screens so the application is immediate for NSE/BSE participants.
How long does the course take to complete?
Most learners finish within 4–6 weeks at 3–4 lessons per week. Lessons are self-paced and remain accessible after purchase.
What’s the difference between this and the Options Theory course?
Technical Analysis teaches you to read price across any instrument; Options Theory is focused on options pricing, Greeks, and strategy mechanics. Pair them for a complete derivatives toolkit.
Will I get certificates or live mentorship?
This is a self-paced article-based program. No certificates, no live calls — just structured, in-depth lessons you can revisit forever after purchase.
Is technical analysis actually reliable?
Lesson 1 addresses this directly and sets expectations rather than overselling. The course treats charts as a framework for structuring entries, exits and risk — not as prediction.
Why so many lessons on candlesticks?
Seven of the twenty. Candlestick patterns are where most self-taught chartists learn shapes without context, and misread them as a result. Three lessons on single patterns and three on multiple patterns give the context the shapes need.
Do I need charting software?
Any charting platform your broker provides is enough. The course teaches what to look for, not how to operate one specific tool.
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