Trading
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This online trading course is for you!
Whether you are a student, an employee, a teacher, a retailer or anyone who wants to acquire trading and investment skills
Learn the basics in a simple, educational and professional way with our expert – former institutional trader
Discover our online trading training program, designed to meet all your needs and objectives, whether personal or professional.
The various training modules, accessible to all, will provide you with all the theoretical and practical knowledge you need to become an autonomous and profitable trader.
Join us to develop your expertise in this dynamic world.
The online training program
Module 1: Introduction to Financial Markets
In this first module, you'll get a general introduction to financial markets. You'll learn about the definition of the capital market, its functions and compartments. Market players and the different types of transactions will be described in detail. You'll also learn about the main instruments available and accessible, including equities, bonds, currencies, commodities, derivatives, mutual funds and crypto-currencies. Finally, you'll discover the concepts of risk and return, as well as the different types of investors.
Session 1. Capital markets and their specific features
Session 2. Capital market players
Session 3. Types of transactions
Session 4. Financial instruments
Session 5. Investment Horizon vs. Risk/Return
Session 6. Types of investors & Risk aversion
Module 2: Investor psychology
In this module dedicated to the psychology of the trader, you will explore crucial aspects such as managing emotions, making rational decisions and building a winning mentality. Through this module, you will acquire the essential psychological skills to navigate the financial markets with confidence, thus strengthening your ability to make informed decisions and maintain a disciplined approach to your investment activities.
Finally, you will discover the methodology for drawing up an investment plan, integrating all the qualities required to become a good trader with a winning spirit.
Session 1. Psychological approach or Mindset
Session 2. The human brain
Session 3. Fear & greed
Session 4. The need to be right all the time
Session 5. Drawing up a Trading plan
Session 6. Things to avoid/develop in Trading
Module 3: Financial Markets & Trading
In this third module dedicated to financial markets and trading, you'll discover which markets and instruments are suitable for investment, the different types of trading and trading essentials, including the concepts of pips, lots, spreads, order types, leverage and margin.
You'll also distinguish between the different time frames and how to exploit them during trading sessions. Finally, you will learn how to effectively use trading platforms, financial market analysis and macroeconomic news.
At the end of this module, you'll gain a thorough and practical understanding that will enable you to make informed decisions in the dynamic world of financial trading.
Session 1. Financial markets and instruments to invest in
Session 2. Types of trading
Session 3. Trading essentials
Session 4. Time Frames
Session 5. Trading platform
Session 6. Analysis and News platform
Module 4: Chart analysis
In this module dedicated to chart analysis, you'll master the fundamental principles of trading. You'll learn how to read a chart and explore the subtleties of Japanese candlesticks. You'll also understand all the principles of Price Action, including trend lines and channels, supports and resistances, Fibonacci retracements, reversal patterns and trend continuation patterns.
This hands-on course will equip you with the skills you need to interpret price movements accurately and make informed decisions in the financial markets.
Session 1. Principles of chart analysis
Session 2. Constructing a graph
Session 3. Japanese candlesticks
Session 4. Price Actions
Module 5: Technical analysis
In this module dedicated to technical analysis, you'll explore in depth the different technical indicators by type and usage.
From the basics of technical analysis to understanding momentum, oscillators, trend, volatility and volume indicators, each session offers in-depth expertise.
The final session covers practical aspects such as trading rituals, planning, signals and time frame selection, equipping you with the skills you need to build robust trading strategies on the financial markets.
Session 1. Definition of technical analysis
Session 2. Momentum indicators
Session 3. Oscillators
Session 4. Trend indicators
Session 5. Volatility indicators
Session 6. Volume indicators
Session 7. Trading rituals, Plans, Signals and Time Frames
Module 6: Fundamental analysis
In this module, you'll discover the fundamentals of fundamental analysis. From defining its purpose to exploring Top Down approaches focused on macroeconomic analysis, and Bottom Up approaches focused on microeconomic analysis of the company, each session guides you through the essential principles for evaluating investment opportunities.
You'll gain an in-depth understanding of the impact of economic factors on financial markets, enabling you to make informed decisions on your investment journey.
Session 1. Defining fundamental analysis and its usefulness
Session 2. Macroeconomic Analysis
Session 3. Microeconomic Analysis
Module 7: Money/Risk Management
Explore our module dedicated to money/risk management in the financial markets.
From the definition of money/risk management concepts to an in-depth analysis of the relationship between risk, reward and expectations, each session guides you through the crucial principles of financial management.
The final session of this module focuses on money management techniques, enabling you to develop prudent and effective strategies to protect your capital and maximize your opportunities to gain on the markets.
Session 1. Risk management
Session 2. Money Management
Module 8: Shariah Compliance
The Shariah Compliance module is structured into three key sessions:
The first session looks at Shariah-compliant instruments, giving you an in-depth understanding of their nature and use.
The second session examines Shariah-compliant transactions, highlighting acceptable practices within the Islamic financial framework.
Finally, the third session looks at non-Shariah-compliant operations and instruments, enabling you to distinguish and confidently navigate the field of Shariah-compliant finance.
Session 1. Shariah Compliant Instruments
Session 2. Shariah Compliant operations
Module 9: Live Session
Joins us for our monthly live session.
This session is dedicated to your questions and answers, so that we can resolve your queries in real time.
Join us for an instructive immersion into the heart of trading learning.
Training benefits
- A complete online course to learn trading, with over 18 hours of immersive content.
- A live webinar, where you can ask questions and explore concepts in greater depth with our trader/expert.
Meet your trainer
Hi, I'm Dr. Hajar Mouatassim
- Former Institutional Trader and Portfolio Manager
- Engineer and PhD in Finance
- University Professor specialized in Market Finance
- Over 12 years’ experience in trading and financial investments with institutional investors
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exclusive extras
Certificate of achievement issued at the end of the course attesting to mastery of all aspects of trading.
Unlimited access to the training program for a Full Year.
Enhanced support with access to a monthly live webinar to ask all your questions.
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FAQ's
What is trading?
Trading, by definition, consists of carrying out transactions on the various financial markets, such as currencies, equities, commodities, bonds, as well as contracts and options. The term encompasses all operations carried out between buyers and sellers, with the aim of profiting from fluctuations in the value of the assets traded. Unlike long-term stock market investment, trading takes place over periods ranging from a few minutes to a few weeks, and is thus characterized by short-term speculation.
What does trade mean?
A trade is a complete operation on the financial markets, encompassing the purchase and sale of an asset such as a share. For example, buying a share at €100 and selling it at €105 is a trade. This notion encompasses all transactions, including reverse transactions. Shorting a share, for example, consists in speculating on its fall, enabling you to sell the share (which you don’t own) and buy it back later at a more advantageous price.
What does trader mean?
The term “trader” can have two meanings. As a noun, it refers to the person engaged in trading, often called a “trader” or market operator. As a verb, “trader” represents the action of carrying out operations on the financial markets, synonymous with “operating on the financial markets”.
How to trade?
How to trade is often the first question we ask ourselves when we become interested in the subject. But the most fundamental question to ask before you start trading is what kind of training you need. Thorough training and the adoption of an appropriate methodology are essential if you are to perform well on the financial markets and quickly achieve profitability. The steps involved in becoming a trader include training, the use of appropriate software or platforms, the acquisition of suitable equipment, practice on a demo account, the transition to a real account, constant analysis, and professional guidance.
How do I become a trader?
There are two ways to become a trader: pursue higher education in related fields such as finance, economics and management, or attend a trading school to learn the trade from a professional trader or former trader.
How long does it take to learn trading?
To master trading properly and become profitable, you need to devote at least 12 months to learning. Although the basics can be learned quickly, profitability and full understanding of the concepts require an average of one year. To reach expert trader status, several years of learning are required.
Is trading profitable?
Trading is not guaranteed to be profitable for everyone, but with the right training, a solid foundation and serious application of proven methods, trading can be profitable. Serious commitment and hours dedicated to learning and applying the methods recommended by experienced peers are essential.
What are the trading styles?
There are various trading styles to suit the personality and investment style of each trader, taking into account the amount of time devoted to the activity. The five main trading styles are scalping, day trading, swing trading, news trading and position trading.
– Scalping: Scalping is a very short-term trading strategy in which the trader seeks to profit from small price fluctuations over very short periods of time. Scalpers generally make numerous trades over the course of a day, exploiting small price movements.
– Day trading: Day trading involves opening and closing positions on the financial markets during the same trading day. Day traders seek to profit from intraday price movements and avoid holding positions overnight.
– Swing trading: Swing trading involves capturing larger price movements that occur over a period of several days to a few weeks. Swing traders aim to profit from short- and medium-term trends by holding positions longer than day traders.
– News trading: News trading relies on the analysis of news, economic events and corporate announcements to make trading decisions. News traders seek to anticipate price movements based on economic and geopolitical developments.
– Position trading: Position trading involves holding positions over longer periods of time, often from several months to several years – similar to stock market investing. Position traders seek to capture major trends and profit from long-term price movements.
What is day trading?
Day trading is a style in which the trader will mainly hold positions for the day, the aim being to avoid being affected by movements or analyses made by other traders after the markets have closed. This is an advanced style practiced by experts and intermediate traders. It is not suitable for beginners. The gains are big, but so are the losses if you don’t master it. Stress levels are also high. Day trading requires a great deal of concentration and time for trading, which can be estimated at several hours a day, or even the whole day (until the markets close).
What is swing trading?
Swing trading is a trading style whose practitioner is called a swing trader. It aims to generate short- and medium-term gains on the stock market or other financial securities. The holding period for financial products can range from a few days to several weeks. This is known as short- and medium-term investing. Swing traders mainly use technical analysis to look for opportunities. They may also use fundamental analysis to complement trend analysis and price patterns, which they analyze primarily through technical analysis. Economic and political announcements can also be used for swing trading.
What trading equipment do I need?
The choice of trading equipment is of crucial importance to the trader’s working comfort. Suitable equipment, such as multiple screens, enables the necessary data to be analyzed efficiently, avoiding wasted time and optimizing performance. Unsuitable equipment will frustrate the trader, who will have to constantly juggle numerous tabs on his browser or software to search for the information he needs to trade. This can lead to missed opportunities.
Which software for trading?
Trading requires the use of a software program, application or website. This interface provides access to the financial markets, giving the trader access to stock market prices and charting tools. This enables the trader to view prices, adding indicators and signals. Finally, these analyses will enable the trader to position himself effectively on the stock markets to make informed decisions.
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