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The software is MetaStock 10.1, with good charting features for graphical visualization of prices, volume and whole bunch of indicators along with tools to plot support/resistance lines, trend lines, MACD, MAs, Fib charts and lot more with ease. However the software lacks easy interface to input daily stock data. One need to make a bit of an effort with excel to copy daily prices, realign the chart columns and paste them over to the software. Apart from that, the software seems to perfectly serve its purpose for what we were taught in TA.

So is that TA course is run by sharesansar ,right ? how was the software? is it usable in nepal share market ? Actually i really want to want kind of software they give haha ,, good one or crappy one that can be downloadable haha,

thanks ShootingStar and suresh007 for ur comments.

ShootingStar ji, I completed TA course from IMS Pvt. Ltd, one listed in sharesansar website itself and paid standard tuition as marked at the time of joining which was 15K. Since I had very limited knowledge about investing to begin with, I found the course very intriguing. I haven't applied that knowledge to actual investment yet but much experienced colleagues in the TA class gave good recommendation about the course and were happy that they took it. I would say it was worthwhile. I recommend you google through the topics listed in the TA course so you would have general idea of what u r getting. Thanks for you recommendations again

welcome novice ji ,,
so how was the Technical Analysis (TA)class? how much did you pay and which place , is it worth it ?
if this is your first time investment then you should invest in good company only ,,, and nabil,nabil p is the best that suits you for now ,
and as the time passes ,you will catch the speed ,, good luck

In my opinion nabilp may be the profitiable investment

I am a novice investor fresh out of TA class. On my initial research over the charts, I am assuming EBL, HBL, NABIL, NABILP, NIB are in phase of correction and hovering around fibonacci 23.6 and 38.2 ranges.

Does that mean under normal circumstances, these stocks are sure to gain value within a year period of time ?
As my first investment in secondary market, would that be appropriate risk/reward position for me, a good portfolio ?