Coming to TA,
www.stockcharts.com and investopedia are a couple of good places to start with. I would suggest stockcharts. Go through their definition of indicators, the examples and how to infer the market behavior from an indicator.
download CN from
www.chartnexus.com
that gives you 3 years of BSE/NSE data with daily EOD updation, which should be good enough for you to start with. Learn about one indicator today, open chartnexus, apply that indicator on every scrip available.. (the more charts you look, the better you get).. see how the indicator is working in market.. donot right away jump into intraday market analysis .... first practice the indicator in weekly/monthly/daily charts ... change the parameters of the indicators and see if that makes any difference.
Add: Before moving to indicators, its best if you learn about line patterns, candle patterns. The line patterns are the guiding lights for your future TA.
alott 3 days for each indicator.. after a month, start clubbing two indicators.. i.e. try to understand the market with respect to couple of indicators as opposed to one. That should help you to narrow down the noise of the market... again, various combinations of parameters for those indicators... research.. research.. research.... look at charts every day.. atleast 3 to 4 hours after market. see what you can understand... to learn all main indicators, you will be spending the 3 months and in parallel do intraday or positional paper trades(as per you goals, capabilities).
lastly, if you pass this phase... and by end of 3 months you firmly think that "yeah.. now I can infer something from charts - right or wrong", then I'd say go ahead and start applying it for your real trades. Donot expect your capital to be intact.. if you can save your 25K for 3 to 6 months, i'd say you make a good trader. Remember this is less than 1% of your journey through technical analysis. understand that you cant swim the whole ocean.... find an edge for you over a period of time, stick to it with good MM and RR plan.... and hope that you blend into the market. All the best buddy.. let me know if you need some basic materials....
i dont want to spend money on coaching classes. and one more thing my trading capital is 5000 rupees. i will never cross that limit as long as i master technical analysis.. and will always make it a point to put stop loss order thank you
P.S: forget about mastering, if you want to learn technical analysis, you have to pay the price the market demands. either it be in coaching classes or softwares or books and more likely losses in the market.. one way or the other you have to pay it. bit harsh, but true.
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