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Intermediate

Applied Technical Analysis

An intermediate course on mechanisms: retracements and gaps, volume and open interest, long-term charts, moving averages, oscillators, and confirmation. Assumes chart reading from Trading Foundations. Education only.

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Module 1

Retracements and gaps

Measured pullbacks, gap types, and reversal days as descriptions with failure modes.

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1Percentage retracements11 min
2Price gaps and their types11 min
3Reversal days10 min

Module 2

Volume and open interest

Volume as a secondary confirmation, open-interest rules in futures, and climax behaviour.

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4Volume as a secondary indicator11 min
5Open interest rules in futures12 min
6Climaxes and overcrowded opinion11 min

Module 3

Long-term charts

Why weekly and monthly charts matter, what they show, and why they are not short-term timing tools.

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7Why longer-range charts matter10 min
8Patterns on weekly and monthly charts10 min
9Long-term charts are not timing tools9 min

Module 4

Moving averages

Lag and smoothing, envelopes and bands, and why optimisation can mislead.

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10Smoothing, lag, and range failure11 min
11Envelopes, bands, and volatility11 min
12To optimise or not10 min

Module 5

Oscillators

When oscillators help, how RSI and stochastics fail in strong trends, and MACD with contrary opinion.

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13When oscillators help11 min
14RSI, stochastics, and trend context12 min
15MACD, histogram, and contrary opinion11 min

Module 6

Confirmation

Agreement and divergence, continuation pauses, and combining tools without stacking the same idea.

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16Confirmation and divergence10 min
17Triangles, flags, and pauses12 min
18Combining tools without stacking twins10 min

Education only. Nothing here is financial advice or a recommendation to trade. Trading involves risk and you can lose money.