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    STA diploma course, home study - anyone?

    Dear Trader T, I'm afraid the answer really is 'whatever makes sense to you'! Generally speaking though, I would use the highs and lows to draw a trend-line. I'm sure you will already appreciate that there are many ways of using trend-lines to help you identify what the price action is doing -...
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    STA diploma course, home study - anyone?

    Hi Trader T, Many apologies for the delay in getting back to you. Various reasons which I won't bore you with! Yes, the STA and Ichimoku Clouds is a bit of a funny one. Clearly it is part of the syllabus BUT not part of the HSC. I pointed this out to them and they did send me some information...
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    STA diploma course, home study - anyone?

    Hi everyone. Did the Home Study course (HSC) about 18 months ago so given my experiences of that and my subsequent membership of the Society of Technical Analysts, I'll answer the last 2 posts together: 1. The HSC is almost enough to for the exam (as I've said before, it is well presented and...
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    STA diploma course, home study - anyone?

    Hi Brad, The exam is, as you say, 3 hours long during which time you have to do the following: a) Analyse about 14 charts of the same security over different time periods with different indicators in order to produce a report which provides a short-, medium- and long-term forecast with...
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    STA diploma course, home study - anyone?

    Hi there - first post (ever) so be gentle with me! Yes, I did the STA Home Study course earlier in the year. It's a 700-page odd CD-ROM covering everything from oscillators, candlestick patterns etc through to Gann Theory and Market Profiling. I'd been trading for about a year before I did it...
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