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Technical Analysis – Recording (Part 2)
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- Part 2 – Introduction - 01:35
- Averages - 22:08
- Indicators - 16:34
- Trend measurement - 15:16
- Follow-up session - 03:21
Part 2 – Introduction - 01:35
Core: Where do we stand, and how do we use resources without displacing Chartism?
- The hierarchy: structure → trend → confirmation → timing.
- Why you should look at the big picture first.
- What exactly we will cover in part 2.
Averages - 22:08
Core: Averages are tools: they filter out noise and help confirm trends.
- Why averages are “lagging behind” and still useful.
- When an average support/resistance can be.
- Why different MAs react differently (speed vs noise).
- Practical pitfall: using averages as buy/sell buttons.
Indicators - 16:34
Core: Indicators are derivatives of price/volume and serve for confirmation or refinement.
- What an indicator is (mathematical derivative) and why price comes first.
- The 5 functions: direction, strength, weakness, divergence, confirmation.
- Why the right indicator depends on trend vs. trendless.
- Why “filtering by function” makes your analysis stronger.
Trend measurement - 15:16
Core: A trend isn't just visible — with multiple confirmations, you can make it measurable.
- Why “jumping on the train” is often the easiest option.
- Add confirmations (crosses/sets) to reduce subjectivity.
- Interpretation: strong / moderate / consolidation (and what you do then).
- Goal: Better selection and more consistent decisions.
Follow-up session - 03:21
Core: completion and bridge to further application.
- Summary: structure takes precedence, aids are confirmed.
- What the next step is to apply this consistently.
- Practical follow-up via email.
Tip: Use the table of contents at the top to quickly jump to the correct chapter.
Want to learn more?
In this session, you'll receive a practical framework for tools (averages & indicators) and a method for approaching trends. Those who want to apply this systematically can explore it further.
In-depth Technical Analysis – 5-part series
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Technical Analysis Trilogy
An in-depth process in which trends, zones, channels and patterns are systematically elaborated, with practical examples and applications.
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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.
Anyone who wishes to apply the methodology from these lessons independently and consistently can test TransStock Professional for 14 days without obligation.