Technical Analysis College Course?

Discussion in 'Educational Resources' started by binar, Jun 8, 2006.

  1. binar

    binar

    Fellow Forum Members,
    Live in Orlando and after hours of investigation I have found out that learning Technical Analysis in a college classroom setting, usergroup setting or a club setting doesn't exist here in Orlando. If my goal is to learn technical analysis trading together with other people (so that I can develop friendships or trading buddies), where and how should I look for this?

    The only place I have found here in Orlando through the internet is a place that for $3,000 provides a couple days of workshops and some substandard DVDs on trading. I'm staying away from this place because I think they are shake down operation.

    Nevertheless, does a subject like technical analysis ever get taught in college evening courses? I would like to know this so I can continue my search with more optimism. Any feedback would be appreciated. Thanks.
     
  2. I don't think you'll find it. First of all, I don't know how much finance is taught as evening courses. Second of all, the academic world doesn't think profitable trading is possible, and certainly not that TA works. I don't think you'll find a college level class anywhere teaching TA but I could be wrong. Let me know if you turn somethink up.
     
  3. toc

    toc

    Spend $500 in good books and hang out the sites like ET for like two hours a day and in a month you will know lots of TA. Want to spend some more? Buy the last 5 years of TASC for roughly $250 or so. Self taught is the longer term IMHO.
     
  4. mhashe

    mhashe


    I have a bunch of trading dvds if anyone wants to exchange with Wyckoff related dvd's.
     
  5. nkhoi

    nkhoi

    cornerstoneinvestorsnetwork is pretty active in your area, email them for meetup date.
     
  6. slacker

    slacker

  7. Bsulli

    Bsulli

    there is another one down in Lousiana. Can't remember if it was Baton Rouge or New Olreans. Those that come out of the course generally go to work for the pelican fund based in the same town. Was a major write up done on them a couple of years ago. You did graduate work under the funds supervision and if you passed mustered during the course you got hired.

    I will try and look the info and post it over the weekend if I find it.

    Bsulli
     
    #10     Jun 9, 2006