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25th June 2004, 01:34 PM
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An example is a lesson all men can learn
The recommendation that you have given for Reliance Industries ltd while eplaining penants is very good. Can't you explain each of the basic concepts like this-bar reversals, trends and channels, support/ resistance, moving averages( that too is well explained but a practical example can result in better comprehension), each of the reversal and continuation patterns. Just one good example for each shall do. If you do it while recommending, it will be even better. The tradinacademy people also say that the best comprehsension is from live trading and live examples.
If you could give such application example for each of the TA basics, I am sure it will be well appreciated. It is said that " An example is a lesson all men can learn". People have different knowledge, application and experience levels. I am sure beginners at least shall appreciate this. Even at the seminar, people who were answering confidently consistently had 1.5 years of average experience between them. I was wandering why they were attending the seminar and the academy lets people repeat classes as many times as possible. The basic clarity in both the concept and the tool(metastock) simply has to be there. There cannot be any compromise on that. Last edited by sh50; 25th June 2004 at 08:35 PM. 
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30th June 2004, 09:05 PM
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We will address all of the following with practical examples from Indian stocks & indices.
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2nd July 2004, 10:36 AM
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One more suggestion. We get a publication called flash in which there are a couple of charts of Indian charts with explanations. Can u suggest any other publication. Maybe u could scan some current charts and display it in the forum.
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2nd July 2004, 12:06 PM
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This publication called "flash", is it by Dalal Streen publication?
Can you post an attachment?
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