Workshop Content

Day 1 – Trading Psychology and Cognitive Biases

I. Common Trading Fallacies: discuss how cognitive biases and fallacies can impact trading decisions, using relatable examples to enhance understanding. For each fallacy:

Gambler’s Fallacy – Teleological Fallacy – Ludic Fallacy – Narrative Fallacy – Hindsight Bias – Outcome Bias – Confirmation Bias – Halo Effect – Herd Behavior – Overconfidence

II. Fooled by Probabilities
Provide practical examples to demonstrate the limitations and misinterpretations of probabilities in trading, such as randomness, sample sizes, and variance and how they can impact trading assumptions.

Day 2 – Technical Analysis I

I. Introduction to Charts; discuss how charts represent price action and introduce key elements.

1. Trends & Trendlines – Explain trend analysis, including identifying uptrends, downtrends, and consolidation.
2. Moving Averages – Describe moving averages as indicators of market direction and volatility, introducing simple and exponential moving averages.
3. Support & Resistance Levels – Define these levels as critical markers in trading and show how they can influence price movement.

II. Candlesticks

III. Indicators

IV. Major Oscillators

Day 3 – Technical Analysis II

I. Patterns; introduce chart patterns as indicators of market psychology and potential reversals or continuations.

1. Head & Shoulders – Describe this reversal pattern and its trading implications.
2. Triangles and Wedges – Explain symmetrical, asymmetrical, and wedge patterns for trend continuation or reversal.

II. Reversal Trading

III. Gaps

IV. Market Profile

V. Best FX Strategies
VI. Cover a range of practical trading strategies:

1. The Blade Runner & Reversal Trades – Explain the importance of price action in defining entry/exit points.
2. Daily Fibonacci Pivot & Overlapping Fibonacci Trades – Introduce Fibonacci-based levels for potential trade setups.
3. London Hammer & The Pop/Drop ‘n’ Stop Trades – Discuss region-specific and breakout strategies.
4. Forex Fractal – Present this strategy’s focus on market structure and cyclical behavior

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