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Lesson 1 — Philosophy of Technical Analysis
What Is Technical Analysis?
Technical analysis is the study of market action to forecast future price movements. It focuses on three main elements:
Price: what the market is doingVolume: the strength of a moveOpen Interest: the level of participation (mainly in futures and options)
While “price action” is often mentioned, technical analysis actually studies overall market behavior, not just price.

The Goal
The goal of technical analysis is to:
Use past market behavior to anticipate future trendsIdentify patterns that repeat over timeMake informed trading decisions based on probabilities, not certainty
Charts are the main tool because they visually organize price, volume, and participation into patterns.

The Core Philosophy
Technical analysis is built on three key principles:
The Market Discounts Everything
All known information—economic, political, psychological—is reflected in price. Analysts focus on how the market reacts, not the news itself.Price Moves in Trends
Markets move upward, downward, or sideways; they are not random. The goal is to identify trends and participate, not predict exact tops or bottoms.History Repeats Itself
Human behavior is consistent; fear and greed create recurring chart patterns. Crowd psychology remains constant, so patterns tend to reappear over time.

Technical vs Fundamental Analysis
Technical analysis studies market behavior and focuses on charts, timing entries and exits, assuming price reflects all data.
Fundamental analysis studies economic data, focuses on financial reports, determines intrinsic value, and analyzes external factors.
Fundamentals ask: What should this asset be worth?Technical ask: What is the market actually doing?

Common Criticism
Criticism: “If everyone uses technical analysis, it will stop working.”Response: Markets are driven by human emotion. As long as humans trade, patterns influenced by psychology will continue to appear. Technical analysis does not guarantee the future; it identifies probabilities and structure.

Key Takeaways
Technical analysis is not about randomly drawing lines.
It is about understanding:
Market psychologyTrend structureSupply and demand behaviorCrowd reaction
Charts are a reflection of human behavior under pressure. Master the behavior, not just the indicators.
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