Advanced Stock Market Training (30 Days)
Buying at the top, selling at the bottom, or holding losing stocks too long? This training is for you. In one month, you’ll learn the complete process professional traders use: find the right stock, read its chart, track what the big brokers are doing, check the company’s fundamentals, size your position, and review every trade in a journal. You practice daily on live NEPSE charts. Duration: 1 month Starts: Kartik 18 Time: 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM, live on Zoom Fee: Rs. 15,000 WhatsApp: +977 9846869255
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What you'll get
- Reading Charts Like a Pro
- Candlesticks, Trends, Support and Resistance
- Chart Patterns and Fibonacci Concepts
- Indicators: RSI, MACD, Moving Averages, Bollinger Bands
- Smart Money Concepts: Order Blocks, Liquidity, Market Structure
- Advanced Broker Tracking to Sport Early Accumulation/Distribution
- Risk Management and Position Sizing to Protect your Capital
- Fundamental Analysis to Pick Good Companies
- Trading Psychology like a Pro-Trader
- Trading Journal (Proper Excel Template)
- Live Practice on NEPSE Charts in Every Class
Syllabus
Investment options in Nepal, how the share market works, and why chart analysis works.
What you'll be able to do
- Compare FD, gold, real estate and shares
- Understand why technical analysis works
- Know NEPSE sectors and how trading works
Homework
Set up your trading journal, add 5 stocks to your Screening List, and mark NEPSE's last major top and bottom on a chart.
Where to invest: options in Nepal
The power of compounding
How you earn from shares
Bull and bear markets
How NEPSE works: sectors, IPO/FPO, TMS, settlement, tax
Sectors: risk and return
Technical vs fundamental analysis
Three rules of technical analysis
The market emotion cycle
Chart types and OHLC
Linear vs log scale
Setting up your chart
What each candle tells you about buyers and sellers, and how to identify the trend and market cycle.
What you'll be able to do
- Identify major candlestick patterns
- Understand the psychology behind each candle
- Identify uptrend, downtrend and sideways markets
Homework
Find 3 working and 3 failed candle patterns on NEPSE stocks, and mark the trend of 5 stocks.
Candle psychology
Doji, Dragonfly and Gravestone
Marubozu
Hammer and Hanging Man
Inverted Hammer and Shooting Star
Engulfing and Harami
Piercing Line and Dark Cloud Cover
Morning Star and Evening Star
Three White Soldiers and Three Black Crows
Trading candles in context
Uptrend, downtrend and sideways
Dow Theory: three trends and three phases
Volume confirms the trend
Using monthly, weekly and daily charts together for better decisions.
What you'll be able to do
- Choose the right timeframe for your trade
- Analyse from the big picture down to the entry
- Avoid noise on small timeframes
Homework
Do a top-down analysis of the NEPSE index.
Monthly, weekly and daily charts
Short-term charts and their risks
Matching timeframe to holding period
Top-down analysis routine
Using volume to confirm moves and spot weak breakouts.
What you'll be able to do
- Read volume together with price
- Tell strong breakouts from weak ones
- Compare volume with its average
Homework
Check the volume on 5 recent breakouts.
Volume as fuel
Relative volume
Climax and dry-up volume
Daily vs weekly volume
Finding the key price levels with support, resistance, trendlines, Fibonacci and Elliott Wave.
What you'll be able to do
- Mark strong support and resistance
- Draw trendlines and channels correctly
- Use Fibonacci and Elliott Wave for entries and targets
Homework
Mark support, resistance and trendlines on 3 stocks, and find a stock bouncing from a Fibonacci level.
Support and resistance basics
When support becomes resistance
Psychology behind key levels
Round numbers
Drawing trendlines correctly
Trendline breaks
Channels
Retracement vs reversal
Fibonacci and the golden ratio
Fibonacci retracement levels
Fibonacci extensions for targets
Combining Fibonacci with other tools
Elliott Wave: impulse and corrective waves
Elliott Wave rules
Fibonacci ratios in Elliott Wave
Reversal and continuation patterns, plus moving averages, Bollinger Bands, RSI, MACD and MFI to confirm your trades.
What you'll be able to do
- Identify reversal and continuation patterns
- Read RSI, MACD and moving averages correctly
- Avoid fake breakouts
Homework
Find one live pattern, plan its entry, stop loss and target, and confirm it with your indicator checklist.
Rules of reversal patterns
Head & Shoulders and Inverse Head & Shoulders
Double and Triple Top/Bottom
Rounding bottom
Triangles
Flags and pennants
Rectangles
Setting pattern targets
Spotting fake breakouts
SMA, WMA and EMA
Building moving averages in Excel
Crossovers and dynamic support
Bollinger Bands basics
Bollinger Band squeeze and targets
RSI
RSI divergence
MACD and histogram
MACD divergence
Money Flow Index (MFI)
Your confirmation checklist
How big players move price, and how to trade with them instead of against them.
What you'll be able to do
- Mark market structure, BOS and CHoCH
- Find order blocks and fair value gaps
- Avoid getting caught in stop hunts
Homework
Mark a full SMC setup on one stock that reversed recently.
Market structure
Internal vs external structure
BOS, CHoCH and MSS
Order blocks
Fair value gaps
Liquidity and stop hunts
Premium and discount zones
The full SMC model
Common mistakes and limits of SMC
Using floorsheet and broker data to see who is buying and who is selling.
What you'll be able to do
- Read broker buy and sell data
- Identify accumulation and distribution
- Avoid broker traps
Homework
Track the top brokers of one stock daily until the course ends.
Reading the floorsheet
Broker buy/sell and net position
Broker concentration
Accumulation vs distribution
Tracking brokers over time
Broker cost zones
Traps and fake accumulation
Identifying Market Depth Manipulation
Building your broker tracker
Checking whether a company is strong before you buy its shares.
What you'll be able to do
- Read the three financial statements
- Use EPS, P/E, P/B, ROE and ROA
- Compare companies within the same sector
Homework
Prepare a simple fundamental scorecard for one stock.
Three questions every analyst asks
Economy, sector, company
The three financial statements
Reading a bank's quarterly report
EPS, P/E, P/B, ROE and ROA
Sector-by-sector analysis
Protecting your capital with stop losses and risk/reward, and deciding how much to buy.
What you'll be able to do
- Calculate risk/reward for any trade
- Place stop losses at the right level
- Calculate position size from your risk
Homework
Plan 2 trades with entry, stop loss and target, and size them for a Rs. 10 lakh portfolio, risking 1% per trade.
Protecting capital and loss-recovery math
Risk/reward ratio
Where to place a stop loss
Sticking to your plan
What, when and how much
Position sizing formula
Scaling in and partial exits
Portfolio rules
Long-term vs trading portfolio
Writing your trading rules, tracking every trade, and controlling the emotions that cause losses.
What you'll be able to do
- Write your own trading plan
- Use the Bullhouse Trading Journal
- Handle fear, greed and FOMO
Homework
Write your trading plan, update your journal, and review it for emotional mistakes.
Writing your trading plan
Journal walkthrough: Screening, Watchlist, Trading, P&L
Weekly review routine
Herding, overconfidence and other biases
Fear, greed, FOMO and revenge trading
Daily trading routine
Present one trade from your journal: why you chose it, your analysis, your plan, your position size and the result.
What you'll be able to do
- Apply the full process to a real trade
- Learn from feedback on your own trade
Homework
Prepare your trade presentation.
Project brief
Trade presentations
Feedback and certificate
Requirements
- No Prior Experience Needed
- Demat and TMS account (Recommended, not Required)
Who it's for
- Beginners looking to enter into secondary market
- Traders who want to stop making losses and make consistent profits
- Investors who want better entries and better returns
- Anyone who wants to stop following tips and build their own system