Time the market - Greater accuracy with behaviourl science

E-course fee US$265

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Testimonies:

Attended mainly by securities and futures licence professionals

“…turnout rate of this training was great – about 30 participants (full house) attended” “The participants rated very high of this course and their satisfaction of the course was 4.71 (where 5=very good… The average rating of instructor was 4.88. Well done and thanks for delivery such a great course for us.”

Ms Ruth Kung, Executive Director for Education & Development of Hong Kong Securities & Investment Institute

(Hong Kong)

Attended by retail investors and traders

"Knowing when to enter the market with confidence and plan."

Dennis Pang

Attended by retail investors and traders

"Thank you for this interesting course. My wife commented that she is able to follow the class very well. I like your sharing and especially on the part of risk management as well as deciding at the point of entry whether it is for trading or investing. Once I am clear on that I am more confident in my positions and know what steps to take. I practise what you have say on one of my trade for investing and I felt confident and no longer affected by the daily fluctuations of the share price.

Mr Ching H.H. & Wife

Attended mainly by bank traders

“…conducting an outstanding presentation…response to the seminar was overwhelming with 130 participants. The content of the presentation carries high degree of practically. Feedback from our members throughout the seminar is positive and encouraging”

Mr Jack Cheung, CEO of Treasury Market Association

(Hong Kong)

Attended mainly by securities retail and licence professionals

"This is excellent and thanks for sharing. Education is a core tenet for SGX, I am very happy that we have quality of teachers like yourself helping with our vision to help people achieve financial security and independence long term. We are all living longer and this will make a difference"

Ms Jenny Chiam, Head of Securities of Singapore Exchange

(Singapore)

Attended mainly by fund managers

Thank you for the very interesting lecture in Hong Kong last week on "Managing Volatility". I found it useful and enjoyed it.

Gerard Millet, Chairman

Milma & Co. Ltd (Mergers & Acquisitions)

(Hong Kong)

Attended by retail investors and traders

"Simple to understand and good explanation on what to look out for to buy and short"

Ms Chooi Leng

Time the market

- Greater accuracy with behavioural science

What you'll learn:

Avoid stop loss being triggered when market whipsaw?
Identifying the entry price with greater accuracy
Determine a measured risk with a stop loss order
When to consider not to include placing a stop loss order
Identifying reversal up signal with market psychology
Identifying down signal with market psychology
Identifying "Hammer" with a higher weighting
Identifying "Inversed hammer" with a higher weighting
A cluster of patterns made simple
Managing our position when market started to range
and many more... check on course content

Objective:

Precision entry is made possible with this course. This means knowing the timing and the specific price to enter the market when an investment or a trading opportunity arises.

This programme works for both long term investor and short term trader. Once we understand the concept of mass market price behavioural and it's extreme, this skill of identifying for potential reversal, it is applicable throughout different markets and time frame.

Once you complete this course and start applying with practices, you will be in no time also able to spot for potential market reversal just like many other who had attended this programme.

After programme support:

After completing this course, you can submit your case study when you spotted a potential reversal. The submission is not a must, but this is how we would like to ensure our participants able to apply what they have learned in this programme.

There will be monthly update on market reversal with the example from that current month. You can find this on the chapter "Case studies"

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