shows the instructor scanning the market at 9:45 AM ET. He uses a free screener (Finviz) to find stocks with high relative volume. He finds $AMD breaking above a consolidation pattern on 2x average volume.
is the course’s turning point. The instructor does something unusual: he opens a chart of a random stock (Ford, $F) and covers the right side of the screen with his hand. He asks Marco to draw horizontal lines where he thinks price will reverse. Only then does he reveal the future. udemy the complete foundation stock trading course lezioni
is where abstraction becomes visual. The instructor draws a green real body, an upper wick, a lower wick. He pauses the screen. "The wick is a lie," he says. "It tells you where price rejected , not where it wanted to go." shows the instructor scanning the market at 9:45 AM ET
By the end of Section 3, Marco has not bought a single real share. He has, however, defined a "float," "market cap," and "liquidity." The foundation is literal: cement, not decoration. This is the heart of the course—the "lezioni" that separate the tourist from the student. is the course’s turning point
He then teaches position sizing: (Account Risk) / (Stop Loss Distance in dollars) = Number of shares .
He then plays a game: He shows ten candles and asks Marco to identify "buying pressure" vs. "selling pressure" without looking at the volume. It’s like learning to read a pulse.