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Technical Analysis – Series (Lesson 5)
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In this final lesson, the focus shifts from understand to to decide.
You see how trading systems work, how stockpicking is combined with that, and how you step by step from market to sector to part goes. In this way, technical analysis does not become a collection of separate tools, but a clear method for selecting opportunities and managing risk.
In this lesson, you no longer practice with a single signal, but with the complete work sequence: market, sector, part, timing en management.
- Exercise 1: note which markets or indices showing the strongest market momentum today. Is the environment favorable to consider new purchases?
- Exercise 2: within that market choose the strongest sector and note why the chance of success is higher specifically there.
- Exercise 3: select within that sector 3 shares and compare their relative strength, trend, and corrections.
- Exercise 4: choose one stock that you consider worth buying and determine a concrete entry level.
- Exercise 5: also submit a for that share stoploss fixed. Where do you lie in the wrong when the course goes against you?
- Exercise 6: determine your potential price target and calculate the risk/reward ratioIs the ratio attractive enough before purchase?
- Exercise 7: Finally, ask yourself the core question: is the market momentum in our favor, is the chance of success sufficient, and does this position fit into your portfolio?
Tip: note in one sentence for each candidate: buy, still waiting of avoid — and especially why.
- 1. Refreshment and exercises - 13:10
- 2. Welles Volatility in action - 18:20
- 3. Stock picking with a system - 09:27
- 4. Where does the market begin? - 11:21
- 5. Where does the power lie? - 10:25
- 6. Which stocks are leading the way? - 23:54
- 7. When is the purchase correct? - 07:32
- 8. Your portfolio under control - 14:44
- 9. Read completely (01: 48: 58)
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1) Refresher and exercises - 13:10
Core: The tools from the previous lesson are sharpened one last time, so that they are ready for the next step: not only see, but also to decide.
- RSI, volatility, and tires only gain true value when you apply them correctly.
- Not every signal requires action; context remains decisive.
- The transition in this lesson is important: you do not get stuck in interpretation, but move to choice and execution.
- In this way, technical analysis evolves from observation into a methodical approach.
2) Welles Volatility in action - 18:20
Core: with the Welles Volatility system you make the transition from a standalone aid to a concrete buying and selling methodology.
- The system relies on two elements: trends en volatility.
- Volatility is measured using true range en ATR, not with standard deviation.
- As a result, volatility plays a practical role in determining signals and positions.
- The system helps limit emotion and makes action more consistent.
- As with any trading system, it works particularly well in a clear trend and less well in a sideways market.
3) Stock picking with a system - 09:27
Core: Stock chart shows how a trading system not only provides signals, but can simultaneously serve for selection en portfolio construction.
- The system combines signals with a concrete selection of stocks.
- It is not about endless lists, but about a limited number of usable positions.
- As a result, stock picking gains more structure and discipline.
- It is not only the signal that counts, but also how you build a workable portfolio around it.
4) Where does the market start? - 11:21
Core: The five-point plan does not start with the share, but with the direction of the market.
- You first look at the basic values and strong drivers that drive the market.
- It is not necessary to follow everything; a few key markets or indices often already provide a lot of direction.
- By first determining the broad context, you increase your chances of better selections further down the line.
- The market is not a heap of disconnected charts, but a coherent whole.
5) Where does the power lie? - 10:25
Core: After the market comes the question: Which sectors attract capital?
- Capital is shifting from weak to strong sectors.
- That is what makes sector analysis so useful: you increase your chances even before you look at the stock.
- Strong sectors generally contain more risers and fewer weak cases.
- Those movements often last long enough for an investor to act on them.
6) Which stocks are leading the way? - 23:54
Core: Only after market and sector comes the question: Which stocks are really leading the way?
- Even in a strong sector, not every stock is equally strong.
- Relative strength helps distinguish leaders from laggards.
- New highs, limited corrections, and quick recoveryes often indicate strength.
- This is how you take the step from a good environment to a concrete candidate.
7) When is the purchase correct? - 07:32
Core: After selection, the decisive moment follows: Is this also a good time to buy?
- Timing helps determine your return as well as your risk.
- Buying a strong stock too early is still buying too early.
- This is also where the logic of stop-loss and risk/reward comes to the fore.
- A purchase is only worthwhile when the ratio between potential return and potential loss is right.
- Market momentum continues to determine whether the probability of success is sufficiently favorable.
8) Your portfolio under control - 14:44
Core: The end result depends not only on what you buy, but especially on what you do next.
- Portfolio management revolves around choices, follow-up, and discipline.
- What do you do with a position that no longer meets your expectations?
- When do you take profits, when do you intervene, and when do you wind down?
- In this way, management becomes the logical next step after selection and timing.
9) Read completely (01: 48: 58)
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And finally
In this series, you have evolved from standalone tools to a clear working method.
You no longer simply look at graphs, but first learn the market read, then the strongest sectors select, then the correct one shares choose and only then your timing, stoploss en management determine.
Less arbitrariness. More structure.
Less noise. More focus.
Anyone who consistently applies this approach will notice that active investing becomes much less of a matter of chance and much more of a process of select, weigh and manage.
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