Twicet

Short-Term Trading Workshop is a two-day course designed for all market professionals concerned with finding the precise moment to enter or exit a trading position in any asset class. By looking at a variety of trading techniques and real-time examples, the course shows how to use technical indicators to develop an effective short-term trading strategy.

Each delegate will be equipped with a PC and real-time charting software. This course is offered in association with The Technical Analyst, www.technicalanalyst.co.uk.

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	Duration: Two days (9.00am to 5.00pm)
	Location: The Tower Hotel – London E1, UK
	Trainer: Trevor Neil
	Course fee: £1990 + VAT – Register online

DAY 1

Fibonacci ratios

+ When can they be used?
+ How to choose the A-B move to measure your B-C reaction
+ How to set targets

Oscillators

+ What works best?
+ The different types of oscillators, including the RSI, and what they show us
+ The compromise between timing and accuracy
+ Recognising bullish and bearish divergences
+ New ways to trade old oscillators

The Floor Traders Pivot System

+ Map the market day
+ How to trade the levels

Short-term trading with Sentiment Candles TNSC

+ A technique for trading using the sentiment of candles
+ Turning the method into a system
+ Finding high probability trade levels

DAY 2

Stochastics

+ Identifying strong and reliable signals
+ New signal techniques for the Fast Stochastic

MACD

+ The MACD - how, when used normally, it is too far behind the curve for short-term trading
+ A new MACD technique that brings the entry point as close as possible to the market turn

Bollinger Bands

+ When, and when not, to use them
+ Do 2 standard deviations still work best?
+ A rule based technique for making frequent scalping profits
+ Comparing Bollinger Bands with Keltner Bands

Gap trading

+ How to trade at the opening and at market figures

Short-term chart patterns

+ Patterns that work
+ A 1-2-3 reversal pattern

Money management and risk

+ Risk/Reward ratio
+ How much to risk/trade?
+ How bad can it be?
+ Drawdown control
+ The hunt for stability