Course overview
The share-trading course is educational. It explains market structure, order types, chart reading, trading plans, position sizing, risk and journaling. It does not promise profits or provide personalised investment recommendations through the course page.
Learning outcomes
- Understand exchanges, orders and settlement basics
- Read price, volume and market structure
- Define entries, exits and invalidation
- Apply position-sizing concepts
- Maintain a trading journal
- Recognise behavioural and financial risks
Curriculum
01 · Market foundationParticipants, exchanges, instruments, order types and trading sessions.
02 · Chart readingCandles, trends, ranges, support, resistance and volume.
03 · SetupsBreakout, pullback, reversal and range concepts with conditions.
04 · Risk managementCapital at risk, stop loss, position size and risk–reward.
05 · Trading processWatchlists, plans, execution checks and post-trade review.
06 · Behaviour and recordsBiases, discipline, journaling, costs and performance review.
Practical assignment
Example task
Create a paper-trading plan with entry conditions, invalidation, position size, maximum risk and exit rules, then review the outcome in a journal without treating one result as proof of a strategy.
Who this course suits
- Beginners learning market mechanics
- Investors seeking chart and risk foundations
- Traders building a documented process
- Professionals studying markets as a skill
Learning format and prerequisites
Chart-replay exercises, paper-trading plans, risk calculations and journal review. Educational examples are not trade calls.
No prior trading experience is required. Learners should understand that market participation can lead to financial loss.
Before enrolling: confirm the syllabus, trainer, schedule, delivery mode, practical access, fee and support included in the current batch.