Free course on Technical Indicators, tested on NEPSE
प्राविधिक विश्लेषण: नेप्सेको डाटामा परीक्षण गरिएको निःशुल्क कोर्स
Every indicator, explained for what it actually measures - and then tested on years of real NEPSE prices, with case studies where the textbook rule worked and where it failed badly. No "sell at RSI 70, buy at 30". Just what the numbers show, and how to use the tools properly.
Free, start to finish. Lesson 1 is open to everyone. From lesson 2 you just need a free account - so we can remember where you stopped and keep your quiz scores.
Start lesson 1 → Create a free account- 10 lessons
- 89 minutes in all
- 30 quiz questions
- Rs 0 - free
- 01 Start here · 8 min What indicators really are - and how to test one An indicator is a formula applied to past prices and volume. That's all. Before learning any of them, learn how to judge them - because the internet is full of rules that sound clever and lose money. Start
- 02 Trend · 9 min Moving averages: the trend, smoothed (and the golden cross myth) A moving average smooths out the daily noise so you can see the trend. It's one of the most useful tools in charting - and the famous "golden cross" built on it is one of the least. Free account
- 03 Momentum · 10 min RSI: momentum, not "overbought" (and why 70 isn't a sell signal) "RSI is above 70 - it's overbought, sell!" is probably the most repeated rule in trading. It misunderstands what RSI measures. RSI tells you how strong the recent buying has been - and strong buying often keeps going. Free account
- 04 Trend + momentum · 8 min MACD: two moving averages talking to each other MACD looks complicated - two lines and a histogram - but it is just the gap between two moving averages. Understand that, and you'll know exactly what it can and can't tell you. Free account
- 05 Volatility · 8 min Bollinger Bands: volatility, the squeeze and "walking the band" Bollinger Bands are often taught as "sell at the top band, buy at the bottom". But the bands measure volatility - how wide prices are swinging - and that makes them far more useful for something else. Free account
- 06 Volatility & risk · 9 min ADR and ATR: how far a stock really moves - and where stops belong Before you set a target or a stop-loss, you need one number: how far does this stock normally move in a day? ADR and ATR answer exactly that - and they explain why so many stop-losses get hit for no reason. Free account
- 07 Volume · 9 min Volume: conviction, liquidity - and the operator's footprint Price tells you what happened; volume tells you how many people were behind it. On NEPSE, volume also tells you something else - whether the move was the market, or one big player. Free account
- 08 Levels · 9 min Breakouts and 52-week highs: momentum, both ways A stock at a new 52-week high scares beginners ("it's too high!") and excites momentum traders ("it's breaking out!"). NEPSE's data says both are partly right - and that the real lesson is about risk. Free account
- 09 Confluence · 9 min Combining indicators without fooling yourself Five indicators all flashing "buy" feels like strong confirmation. Often it's one piece of information counted five times. Here is how to combine tools properly - and how professionals avoid the trap of a backtest that only works in the past. Free account
- 10 Putting it to work · 10 min Your technical plan: rules, risk and the fundamentals underneath Indicators don't make money. Plans do - written down before the trade, sized for the risk, and judged over many trades. Here is how to turn everything in this course into one. Free account
Why "tested"?
Most indicator lessons online teach rules like "RSI above 70 means sell". Nobody shows you what happened when people followed them. We did: every rule in this course was measured on the daily history of every listed NEPSE company, against what an ordinary day did. Some rules held up, several did the opposite of what the gurus say, and a few were simply noise. You'll learn the tools - and exactly how far to trust each one.
Education only, not investment advice. Investing in shares carries risk - you can lose money.