Using Correlation and Supply and Demand in Nasdaq
The notion that the stock market is manipulated is nothing new. Throughout history, whispers and conspiracies have surrounded hidden agendas and secret dealings. While certain individuals or entities may possess the power to sway markets temporarily, it's important to remember that the overall functioning of the stock market relies on a complex interplay of various factors.
In this course, we'll delve into the correlation between Nasdaq and the stocks trading in the Nasdaq index and how the bigger timeframes can keep you out of trouble.
Content of this course:
One-hour video recording explaining Nasdaq and the correlation with the top 30 stocks trading in the Nasdaq index. What to expect in a highly correlated market. What to do and not to do when a bigger timeframe imbalance has taken control in the Nasdaq index. What can happen to the large market cap stocks in the Nasdaq index once a bigger timeframe supply and demand imbalance take control? When to stop buying the large market cap stocks and sit on your hands. Tips on what to and not to do when everything tells you to buy individual stock shares. Having a stock break at an all-time high does not mean we can buy the stock. What to expect after a powerful rally. A complete course called Supply and Demand Core Principles explains everything you need to know to trade the markets using these forces successfully.
In this course, we'll delve into the correlation between Nasdaq and the stocks trading in the Nasdaq index and how the bigger timeframes can keep you out of trouble.
Content of this course:
One-hour video recording explaining Nasdaq and the correlation with the top 30 stocks trading in the Nasdaq index. What to expect in a highly correlated market. What to do and not to do when a bigger timeframe imbalance has taken control in the Nasdaq index. What can happen to the large market cap stocks in the Nasdaq index once a bigger timeframe supply and demand imbalance take control? When to stop buying the large market cap stocks and sit on your hands. Tips on what to and not to do when everything tells you to buy individual stock shares. Having a stock break at an all-time high does not mean we can buy the stock. What to expect after a powerful rally. A complete course called Supply and Demand Core Principles explains everything you need to know to trade the markets using these forces successfully.
About Using Correlation and Supply and Demand in Nasdaq
The notion that the stock market is manipulated is nothing new. Throughout history, whispers and conspiracies have surrounded hidden agendas and secret dealings. While certain individuals or entities may possess the power to sway markets temporarily, it's important to remember that the overall functioning of the stock market relies on a complex interplay of various factors.
In this course, we'll delve into the correlation between Nasdaq and the stocks trading in the Nasdaq index and how the bigger timeframes can keep you out of trouble.
Content of this course:
- One-hour video recording explaining Nasdaq and the correlation with the top 30 stocks trading in the Nasdaq index.
- What to expect in a highly correlated market.
- What to do and not to do when a bigger timeframe imbalance has taken control in the Nasdaq index.
- What can happen to the large market cap stocks in the Nasdaq index once a bigger timeframe supply and demand imbalance take control?
- When to stop buying the large market cap stocks and sit on your hands.
- Tips on what to and not to do when everything tells you to buy individual stock shares.
- Having a stock break at an all-time high does not mean we can buy the stock.
- What to expect after a powerful rally.
A complete course called Supply and Demand Core Principles explains everything you need to know to trade the markets using these forces successfully.