Program in Indian Stock Market & Forex Trading Course
One integrated course that teaches how both the currency market and the stock market work, from the basics to chart analysis, options and risk management. Learn online with live classes, recorded sessions and NISM-certified mentors, in a Malayalam or Tamil batch.
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Course Features of Stock Market and Forex Course
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Two markets, one course
Learn how the stock market and the currency market work, and how the same analysis skills apply to both.
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Dedicated mentor support and doubt clearing
Get answers from NISM-certified mentors.
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Live interactive classes
Live sessions where mentors break down charts and setups and answer questions.
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Premium Traders’ Network
Join a private community of active forex traders to share insights, signals, and strategies
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Access to Recorded Sessions Anytime
Flexible learning with high-quality recorded videos you can revisit as needed
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What You Will Learn in This Stock Market and Forex Course
Understand how financial markets, the stock market and the forex market work
Select stocks using clear criteria and build a diversified portfolio
Choose currency pairs and understand major, minor and exotic pairs
Analyse markets using trends, price action, demand and supply, candlesticks and chart formations
Use indicators such as moving averages, RSI and MACD
Read open interest data and understand how options and futures work
Use options for hedging and understand directional and non-directional strategies
Manage risk with position sizing, stop-losses and a written trading plan
Who Can Join This Stock Market and Forex Course?
Students
Professionals
Homemakers
Entrepreneurs
Individuals seeking financial freedom
Trading Forex Step-By-Step Guide
- Create a CFD trading or spread betting account: If you want to trade on changes in the price of currency pairs, you can create a real or demo account.
- Find the FX pair you wish to trade by doing some research: Use our market calendar to be informed about events that might move the market and our news and analysis section to stay up to speed on market news that could affect FX.
- Determine if you want to purchase or sell based on your study: According to your analysis, is it more probable that the base currency - the first-named currency in the pair - will strengthen or weaken? If you think it will strengthen, go long and 'buy', or if you think it will weaken, go short and "sell'.
- Follow your plan: Make sure you have followed your plan, which should include risk management, before making a deal. Check out our advice on creating a trading plan as well.
- Start trading forex: Place your FX transaction with set entry and exit points in accordance with your plan. Remember to apply risk management constraints, such a stop-loss or take-profit order.
- Finish the deal and take a moment to think: Follow your trading plan and get out of the market when you have projected limitations. After every deal you make, evaluate your performance in order to make improvements.