Although technical analysis is often used for short term trading, it does not mean that it cannot be used as an investment tool for longer term basis. Technical analysis could be used to complement fundamental analysis to confirm the trend and price movement. By studying technical analysis indicators, investors would have a better understanding of the supply and demand in the stock market.
At the end of the course, the speaker would be applying the technical indicators to the real-life examples from the Malaysian stock exchange so that the participants would have a better understanding of technical analysis. The speaker would also be sharing on the limitations of technical analysis as the technical analysis may not be accurate all the time. Although technical analysis is an important tool for analysis, fundamental analysis would need to be taken into account to make a more informed decision making in stock investing.
What you’ll learn
- Describe the basics of technical analysis.
- Identify trends based on candlesticks.
- Recognize technical analysis for a better timing of entry and exit to provide a better upside opportunity with lower downside risks.
- Apply the technical analysis tools for better selection of stocks.
- Discuss on the limitations of technical analysis.
- Relate technical analysis to Malaysian stocks for case studies.
Who this is for
The objective of this course is to allow the participants to gain some knowledge of the basic indicators of technical analysis so that participants would be able to use technical analysis in the evaluation of stocks.


