I agree with the other people on this msg board. There is no substitute for experiecne. As they say "GOOD JUDGEMENT COMES FROM EXPERIENCE AND EXPERIENCE COMES FROM BAD JUDGEMENT"
But truth be told, experience through bad judgement in the stock market can be a very costly affair. Hence, menotrship / training from a stock market guy does make sense to me.
I would highly recommend the place from whom I had learned technical analysis : EQIQ faculty : Bharat . Its a shabby looking website . But the course was pretty good. Practical approach, some very different techniques as compared to theory and assistance in using it on real market charts.
I particularly liked the way we actually used the techniques learnt in class to real charts. That really helped in my learning process.
But truth be told, experience through bad judgement in the stock market can be a very costly affair. Hence, menotrship / training from a stock market guy does make sense to me.
I would highly recommend the place from whom I had learned technical analysis : EQIQ faculty : Bharat . Its a shabby looking website . But the course was pretty good. Practical approach, some very different techniques as compared to theory and assistance in using it on real market charts.
I particularly liked the way we actually used the techniques learnt in class to real charts. That really helped in my learning process.