Tradingview Technical Analysis Course

Lesson 1 • Customizing Your Workspace

Teaches color schemes, chart templates, and layout saving. A personalized workspace reduces friction during live analysis.

Lesson 2 • Navigating the TradingView Interface

Covers the layout of charts, toolbars, and panels. Establishes baseline familiarity needed for every subsequent workflow.

Lesson 3 • Chart Types and Timeframes

Explains candlestick, bar, line, and Heikin-Ashi charts and when to use each. Connects chart selection to analytical accuracy.

Lesson 4 • Symbol Search and Data Sources

Covers asset search, data feeds, and extended-hours data. Accurate data sourcing is the foundation of reliable analysis.

Lesson 1 • Support and Resistance from Price Action

Derives horizontal levels from swing highs, lows, and wicks. Price-action-based levels are the most widely respected on any chart.

Lesson 2 • Candlestick Anatomy and Psychology

Breaks down open, high, low, and close and the buyer-seller psychology each element reveals. Forms the interpretive lens for all pattern work.

Lesson 3 • Volume Analysis Basics

Introduces volume bars and their relationship to price moves. Volume confirms or questions the conviction behind any candlestick signal.

Lesson 4 • Multi-Candle Continuation Patterns

Covers inside bars, three-candle sequences, and gap patterns. Continuation signals help traders stay in trending moves longer.

Lesson 1 • Price Channels and Parallel Lines

Constructs ascending, descending, and horizontal channels. Channels define the range within which price is likely to oscillate.

Lesson 2 • Multi-Timeframe Trend Alignment

Aligns trend direction across higher and lower timeframes. Confluence of trend direction across timeframes increases trade probability.

Lesson 3 • Moving Averages for Trend Confirmation

Applies SMA and EMA to confirm trend direction and dynamic support. Moving averages filter noise and clarify the prevailing bias.

Lesson 4 • Drawing and Validating Trendlines

Teaches correct trendline placement using swing points and touch rules. Valid trendlines provide dynamic support and resistance levels.

Lesson 1 • Reversal Patterns at Key Levels

Covers head and shoulders, double tops, and double bottoms. These patterns mark exhaustion of the prior trend at significant price zones.

Lesson 2 • Continuation Patterns in Trends

Identifies flags, pennants, and rectangles within trending moves. Continuation patterns offer low-risk entries in the direction of the trend.

Lesson 3 • Triangle Patterns and Breakouts

Analyzes symmetrical, ascending, and descending triangles. Triangle apex pressure often produces high-momentum breakout moves.

Lesson 4 • Drawing Patterns on TradingView

Uses TradingView drawing tools to mark and annotate patterns precisely. Accurate annotation improves pattern validity assessment and trade planning.

Lesson 1 • MACD and Trend-Momentum Fusion

Explains MACD line, signal line, and histogram for trend and momentum confluence. MACD bridges trend-following and momentum analysis in one indicator.

Lesson 2 • Volume-Based Indicators

Uses VWAP, OBV, and volume profile to confirm price moves with institutional activity. Volume indicators reveal where smart money is accumulating or distributing.

Lesson 3 • Momentum Oscillators

Covers RSI, Stochastic, and CCI for overbought, oversold, and divergence signals. Oscillators quantify momentum shifts invisible in raw price action.

Lesson 4 • Volatility Indicators

Applies Bollinger Bands and ATR to measure market volatility and set dynamic stops. Volatility context prevents oversized stops in calm markets.

Lesson 1 • Gann and Geometric Tools

Introduces Gann angles, squares, and the TradingView geometry toolkit. Geometric tools complement Fibonacci analysis for comprehensive price mapping.

Lesson 2 • Harmonic Patterns

Identifies Gartley, Bat, Butterfly, and Crab patterns using precise Fibonacci ratios. Harmonic patterns define exact potential reversal zones with measurable risk.

Lesson 3 • Fibonacci Extension Targets

Projects price targets beyond the swing using extension levels. Extensions provide objective profit targets aligned with natural price expansion.

Lesson 4 • Fibonacci Retracement Levels

Anchors Fibonacci retracements to swing highs and lows to find pullback entry zones. Key ratios act as magnets where price frequently pauses or reverses.

Lesson 1 • Position Sizing and Capital Allocation

Calculates position size from account risk percentage and stop distance. Consistent sizing prevents any single trade from causing catastrophic account damage.

Lesson 2 • Defining Entry Criteria

Establishes rules-based entry triggers combining structure, pattern, and indicator signals. Clear entry criteria eliminate impulsive, unplanned trade execution.

Lesson 3 • Stop-Loss Placement Strategies

Places stops beyond structure, ATR multiples, or pattern invalidation points. Logical stop placement balances protection with room for normal price fluctuation.

Lesson 4 • Using TradingView's Trade Planner

Applies the built-in long/short position tool to visualize risk and reward before entry. Visual trade planning on the chart enforces discipline and pre-trade review.

Lesson 1 • Optimizing and Stress-Testing Strategies

Adjusts parameters and tests across multiple markets and timeframes for robustness. Robust strategies perform consistently across varied conditions, not just ideal ones.

Lesson 2 • Introduction to Pine Script

Writes basic Pine Script indicators and strategy scripts in TradingView's editor. Pine Script enables precise, repeatable backtesting of any rule-based system.

Lesson 3 • Backtesting with the Strategy Tester

Runs backtests and interprets the strategy tester report metrics. Performance metrics reveal whether a strategy has a statistical edge worth trading.

Lesson 4 • Strategy Design Principles

Defines the components of a complete trading strategy including universe, timeframe, and signal rules. A structured design process prevents overfitting and curve-chasing.