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Introduction - 13:24
Core: Without a method, investing remains too dependent on chance and timing.
- Why Most Investors Fail to Beat the Market
- Why “long term = always profit” is a dangerous oversimplification.
- The importance of entry and exit moments.
- How technical analysis reduces emotions.
Method - 09:55
Core: start simple: context → trend → levels → plan.
- Why “the trend is your friend” works.
- Why simplicity is more important than many indicators.
- The importance of a solid platform.
- Facts over emotions.
Chartism – Zones - 15:00
Core: Support and resistance are zones where the market often reacts again.
- Why support and resistance are zones.
- How horizontal levels are created.
- Why old levels remain relevant.
- Influence of sentiment on zones.
Chartism – Channels - 11:42
Core: channels provide direction and decision moments.
- How to draw trendlines correctly.
- When a line is reliable.
- Correction versus trend break.
- Better framing of risks.
Chartism – Patterns - 29:02
Core: Patterns help determine price targets and action items.
- Reversal versus continuation patterns.
- Why patterns emerge.
- How price targets are derived.
- How to read classical formations correctly.
Full Recording (01: 19: 23)
Core: The Complete Recording Part 1
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In this first lesson, you were introduced to the basic principles of technical analysis. Those who want to work on this independently and in a structured manner can explore it further.
Technical Analysis Trilogy
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Finally – some perspective
Technical analysis is essentially about risk management and better decision-making. Sometimes it helps to put that into concrete terms.
A mistake of 2% on a portfolio of € 50.000
means a loss of € 1.000.
That amount is equivalent to several years of access to professional analysis tools. In that sense, software like TransStock can be seen as a
insurance against avoidable errors, not as a cost in itself.
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