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Technical Analysis

Candles, trends, and the four indicators available on your charts.

6 lessons · ~33 min

In short

Technical Analysis is Fundezy's beginner course on reading charts without hype: six lessons, about 33 minutes, each ending in a scored quiz. It starts from raw candle anatomy — open, high, low and close — and builds to objective trend definition with higher highs and higher lows and support–resistance zones, then to the indicators on the platform's charts: the SMA(14) moving average and crossover systems; RSI(14) momentum, overbought/oversold readings and divergence; and Bollinger Bands as a live volatility gauge, from squeeze to band walk. The closing lesson teaches the redundancy rule — combine indicators from different families (trend, momentum, volatility) or you are counting one signal several times. Outcomes: define a trend checkably, mark the two or three support and resistance zones that matter, read SMA and RSI as a second opinion rather than a buy button, and know when a backtest — Course 06 — should decide an indicator debate.

  1. Reading Candlestick Charts

    Every candle packs four numbers: open, high, low, close.

    5 min

  2. Trends, Support and Resistance

    Higher highs, lower lows, and the levels where reactions cluster.

    6 min

  3. Moving Averages and Crossovers

    SMA(14) is on your chart — here is what it does and doesn’t tell you.

    6 min

  4. Momentum and RSI

    RSI(14) measures the speed of price — and it is on your chart.

    6 min

  5. Bollinger Bands and Volatility

    Bands widen and shrink with volatility — the squeeze is the signal.

    5 min

  6. Combining Indicators Without Redundancy

    Two indicators that measure the same thing count as one — or zero.

    5 min