Curriculum
- 22 Sections
- 23 Lectures
- 1 Year Access
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- Introduction To The Mini MBAA high-level onboarding module that contextualises the entire programme, sets expectations, and outlines the core pillars: market structure, macroeconomics, fundamentals, technicals, risk, psychology, and professional execution. Learners walk away with a clear roadmap of the skills they will build across the Mini MBA.1
- 1. Introduction To Stock TradingThis module builds core literacy in how markets work. Students explore stock exchanges, market mechanics, order flow, trading software, stock types, indices, and the full lifecycle of a trade — establishing the foundation for all later analysis.2
- 2. Economic IndicatorsA complete breakdown of macroeconomic indicators — GDP, CPI, unemployment, retail sales, industrial production, housing, interest rates, and trade data — and how they shape market direction, risk sentiment, and stock valuations.2
- 3. Financial Statement AnalysisLearners develop the ability to dissect balance sheets, income statements, and cash flow statements using real-world examples. Key ratios, profitability analysis, solvency strength, earnings quality, and comparative analysis (e.g., Apple vs Microsoft) are covered in depth.3
- 4. Fundamental AnalysisA complete framework for valuing companies using economic, industry, and company-specific analysis. Includes valuation metrics, management evaluation, competitive advantage, DCF, dividend models, and qualitative/quantitative assessment.2
- 5. Technical AnalysisAn in-depth exploration of charting, price patterns, moving averages, indicators, volume, oscillators, and trend theory. Students learn to interpret market structure and identify tradeable patterns using professional-grade techniques.2
- 6. Portfolio ManagementThis module covers diversification, risk–return trade-offs, Modern Portfolio Theory, CAPM, asset allocation, rebalancing, and performance evaluation — equipping learners to manage capital like a professional investment manager.2
- 7. Risk ManagementA practical, trader-focused deep dive into managing exposure, position sizing, stop-loss design, volatility awareness, hedging, scenario testing, and risk governance — ensuring long-term survivability and capital protection.2
- 8. Trading PsychologyStudents learn the behavioural side of trading: emotions, discipline, bias reduction, mindset optimisation, confidence building, and psychological resilience for high-performance decision-making.2
- 9. Trading System & StrategiesA tour through professional-grade trading strategies — trend, mean-reversion, momentum, breakout, swing, day-trading, seasonality, algorithmic, and pair trading — with guidance on system design and backtesting.2
- 10. Derivatives & Futures TradingStudents learn how futures, options, forwards, and swaps work; how to price them; and how to use derivatives for hedging, speculation, leverage, and risk transfer in modern markets.2
- 11. Advanced Fundamental AnalysisA macro-sector deep dive covering business cycles, inflation/deflation, global events, political risk, currency impacts, and advanced economic indicators — enabling institutional-grade fundamental interpretation.2
- 12. Advanced Technical AnalysisA comprehensive expansion into harmonic patterns, point-and-figure charting, advanced indicators, multi-timeframe confluence, market breadth, candlestick mastery, and high-probability setups.3
- 13. Order Types & ExecutionA practical execution-focused module covering market/limit/stop orders, GTC/IOC, bracket orders, trailing stops, best-execution rules, slippage control, and professional order-routing standards.2
- 14. Quantitative & Algorithmic TradingIntroduces algorithm development, backtesting, AI-driven models, machine learning, HFT, statistical arbitrage, risk modelling, and the legal/regulatory landscape for automated strategies.2
- 15. Trading Ethics & Regulatory EnvironmentCovers trading ethics, insider-trading law, fraud, manipulation controls, KYC, AML, compliance frameworks, surveillance, global regulatory bodies, and professional standards.2
- 16. Behavioural FinanceA behavioural-economics-driven analysis of biases, heuristics, herd behaviour, sentiment, investor psychology, cognitive errors, and their impact on market dynamics and trading outcomes.2
- 17. Global Financial MarketsA global tour of equities, bonds, commodities, forex, emerging markets, macro indicators, geopolitics, market correlations, and cross-market trading strategies in a connected financial system.2
- 18. Stock Trading FrameworkA structured end-to-end framework covering analysis, strategy design, execution, market interpretation, risk, behavioural rules, and professional decision-making across all market conditions.2
- 19. Stock Trading Plan DevelopmentA full blueprint for building a professional-grade trading plan: objectives, strategy selection, risk parameters, analysis process, execution rules, journaling, and performance review standards.2
- 20. Final AssignmentA comprehensive capstone exercise where students synthesise macroeconomic, fundamental, technical, strategic, and risk-management concepts into a complete, professional trading plan and analysis package.1
- FeedbackA brief reflection module where you share your experience, rate the programme, and provide insights to help us improve future Mini MBA cohorts.1
