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Let's All Get Right

Course checklist

A one-page recap of the whole course — the things to walk away understanding. Print it, check them off, and use it to spot what’s worth a reread.

Let's All Get Right

Stocks: Technical Analysis

Read price and volume history to spot trends, and turn what you see into written rules for when you buy, when you sell, and how much you risk.

Reading the Market Like a Technician

  • The Goals and Tenets of Technical AnalysisWhat technicians are actually looking for on a chart, the three assumptions the whole method rests on, and how much weight those assumptions can carry.
  • Benefits, Risks, and Trading PlansWhat reading charts is genuinely good for, the ways it can cost you, and why a written plan is the most valuable thing in this course.
  • Reading a Chart: Trends, Supply and Demand, Support and ResistanceWhat a price chart is actually showing you — the three trends, the buying and selling that creates them, and the floors and ceilings where price keeps stalling.
  • Time Frame, Trading Support and Resistance, and Trend IndicatorsWhy the same chart is an uptrend and a downtrend at once, how traders act on support and resistance, and what moving averages can and can't tell you.

Building and Testing a Trading System

  • Analyzing Like a Technician: Entries and ExitsHow technicians turn a chart into a decision — where to get in, where to get out when it works, and where to get out when it doesn't.
  • Price Patterns: Continuation and ReversalWhat a triangle or a double top is actually telling you about buyers and sellers — and why a shape is a hypothesis with an invalidation point, not a prediction.
  • Building the Trading Plan: Objective, Money Management, RoutinesHow a trading plan is actually assembled — the goal it serves, the rules that size your losses, and the schedule that keeps you honest.
  • Bull Flags: A Worked Trading PlanOne fictional stock, one written plan, and both ways it can end — the whole machine running from watch list to exit, including the trade that loses.
  • Testing Your System: Success, Backtesting, Ratios, and the JournalHow to test a set of trading rules without fooling yourself, why win rate is the wrong scoreboard, and the one number that answers whether a system makes money.

Educational recap only — not individual financial advice. Figures in the course may change over time; verify anything time-sensitive against a current official source.