Technical Analysis Workshop

Technical analysis is the study of prices and volumes in actively traded free market systems such as the stock exchange.

It determines the "optimum time to buy and sell shares" as opposed to the "intrinsic value" of shares. Timing is the critical success factor in considering an investment in shares, Futures or Forex.
 
The technical analyst has a number of tools at his disposal. It is essential that he uses the appropriate tool. The technician cannot haphazardly accept buy and sell signals from a sophisticated technical analysis package, without understanding the nuances and when it is appropriate to use the signals.

The difference between leading and lagging indicators will be covered. This will enable you to structure your portfolio into short, medium and long-term shares and cut down on brokerage by not selling too soon and minimise your losses.

The comprehensive notes will enable you to always refer back and in doing so, refresh your memory and keep to your initial investment plan.

All delegates will work on their own computers and will therefore be afforded the opportunity of hands-on exposure to the various technical indicators presented on this workshop.

Technical Analysis Workshop Dates and Venues for 2010.

• 13 Feb 2010    -    Centurion
• 20 Feb 2010    -    Rivonia
• 08 May 2010   -    Centurion
• 22 May 2010   -    Rivonia

For more information and registration please contact Michelle Broardhurst at 011 867 6026 or fax your completed registration form directly to 08651 47629 for her attention.