What is Technical Analysis
Technical analysis helps traders predict price movements by studying historical data, charts, and indicators. This chapter explains how it differs from fundamental analysis and why traders rely on it.
Types Of Charts Explained
Charts are essential tools for analysing price movements and trends. This chapter covers different types of charts—line, bar, and candlestick—and how to interpret them.
52 Week High & 52 Week Low – Why They Matter
A stock's 52-week high and low indicate its highest and lowest prices in the past year. This chapter explains why traders use these levels to assess trends and potential breakout opportunities.
What Are Moving Averages
Moving averages smooth out price data to identify trends and potential trade signals. This chapter covers different types of moving averages and how they help in trading.
How To Use Moving Averages in Trading
Discover how traders use moving averages for entry and exit signals, trend confirmation, and momentum analysis. Learn popular strategies like crossover signals and dynamic support/resistance.
Understanding Support and Resistance Levels
Support and resistance levels act as barriers to price movement, influencing trading decisions. Learn how to identify these key levels and use them to anticipate price reversals or breakouts.
How To Identify Key Support & Resistance Levels
Master the art of spotting crucial price levels using historical data, trendlines, and volume analysis. Learn how traders use these levels to set stop-losses and profit targets.
Understanding Market Trends
Market trends show the general direction of price movement—uptrend, downtrend, or sideways. Learn how to identify trends early and align your trading strategy accordingly.
Golden Cross Vs Death Cross
The golden cross signals a potential bullish trend, while the death cross warns of bearish momentum. Learn how these moving average crossovers help traders predict market shifts.
Understanding Timeframes in Trading
Different timeframes impact trading decisions, from intraday to long-term investing. Learn how to choose the right timeframe based on your strategy and risk appetite.
Price Action and Chart Patterns
Price action trading focuses on raw price movements without relying on indicators. Learn how to read chart patterns like triangles, flags, and double tops to anticipate market moves.
What is Stoploss & How to Use it
Stop-loss orders limit potential losses by automatically exiting trades at a predetermined price. Learn how to set stop-loss levels effectively to manage risk and protect capital.
What is Upper Circuit and Lower Circuit?
Upper and lower circuits prevent extreme price movements in stocks by capping daily fluctuations. Understand how they work and how they impact trading decisions.
All Time High All Time Low
A stock’s all-time high or low reflects its strongest or weakest price level in history. Discover how traders use these points to assess market sentiment and potential breakouts.
Triangle Chart Patterns Explained
Learn how to identify ascending, descending, and symmetrical triangle patterns and use them to spot potential breakout opportunities.
Cup and Handle Pattern Explained
Learn how to spot and trade the Cup and Handle — a bullish chart pattern that signals potential breakouts with clear entry and exit points.
Pennant Pattern Explained
Learn how to identify pennant chart patterns and use them to spot trend continuation opportunities with breakout and volume confirmation.
Gap Trading Explained
Understand the 4 types of gaps—breakaway, runaway, exhaustion, and common—and learn how to trade them using volume confirmation, entry timing, and stop-loss strategies.
Circuit Trading Explained
Understand upper and lower circuits, why they’re applied, and how traders can use circuit levels to spot volatility and plan better entry or exit strategies.
Stop Loss Strategies Explained
Learn the 3 key stop loss methods—fixed percentage, support/resistance, and trailing stop loss—to manage trading risks and protect profits.
On-Balance Volume (OBV) Indicator
The OBV indicator tracks buying and selling pressure using volume data. Learn how OBV helps confirm trends and signals potential price movements.
Volume Breakout Strategy
Volume confirms the strength of a price move, helping traders identify breakouts and reversals. Learn how to use volume-based strategies for smarter trade entries.
Head & Shoulder Pattern
The head and shoulders pattern signals trend reversals with high accuracy. Learn how to identify this pattern and use it for strategic entry and exit points.
What Are Trendlines
Trendlines help traders visualise market direction by connecting key price points. Learn how to draw and use trendlines for better trade entries and exits.
How to Use Volume to Confirm Trends
Volume spikes can validate breakouts or indicate trend weakness. Learn how traders analyse volume alongside price action to confirm trend strength.
What is Fibonacci Retracement?
Explore the Fibonacci retracement tool—how it's used to identify potential support and resistance levels during price pullbacks. Learn how traders use key retracement levels (like 38.2%, 50%, 61.8%) to time entries and exits with greater precision.
What is Inverse Head and Shoulders
Discover a bullish reversal pattern known as the Inverse Head and Shoulders Pattern. Let's see how to spot the formation, confirm breakout above the neckline, and plan your trade setup with stop-loss and target price.
Understanding Double Top & double Bottom
Double Top signals a bearish reversal and the Double Bottom hints at a bullish turn. Understand how to identify the pattern, confirm breakout with volume, and set your stop-loss and target levels smartly.
Relative Strength Index (RSI) Indicator
RSI measures momentum and identifies overbought or oversold conditions. Learn how traders use RSI to spot potential reversals and trading opportunities.
What is Gap
Gaps occur when stock prices jump between trading sessions due to news or events. Understand different types of gaps and their impact on trading strategies.
How To Use Gap Up & Gap Downs in Trading
Gap-ups and gap-downs signal shifts in market sentiment. Learn how traders capitalise on these price gaps for profitable trades.
Types Of Gap Explained
Breakaway, runaway, and exhaustion gaps provide key trading signals. Learn how to interpret and trade different types of gaps effectively.
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