Trading - Quantitative Technical Analysis Certification (NYIF)

Colleagues, by the end of the “Trading - Quantitative Technical Analysis Certification” program from the New York Institute of Finance you will be equipped to: Discuss the definitions of subjective and objective analysis and review how the different types of analysis can be incorporated into trading decisions. Apply the principles of objective analysis to market data to understand the design of investment trading systems. Develop complete trading strategies including entry and exit rules, position sizing strategies, and risk management techniques. Analyze the historic performance of trading systems in terms of potential rewards and risks. Review how quantitative trading systems can be adapted to suit an individual’s personal needs. Skill-based training modules include: 1) Subjective vs Objective Analysis, 2) Algorithmic Trading, 3) Position Sizing, 4) Implementing Quantitative Technical Analysis Strategies, 5) The Turtle Strategy, and 6) Seasonal Concepts.

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Financial Markets (Yale)

Colleagues, in the renowned “Financial Markets” training program that is taught by Dr. Robert Shiller from Yale University with over 2.4 million learners worldwide provides an introduction to risk management and behavioral finance principles to understand the real-world functioning of securities, insurance, and banking industries. And you will gain high-demand skills with Portfolio Risk, Financial Regulation, Financial Systems, Investment Banking, Financial Industry Regulatory Authorities, Banking, Bank Regulations, Finance, Governance, Financial Services, Securities, Portfolio Management, Financial Management, Financial Regulations, Financial Markets, Equities, Investments, Capital Markets, Behavioral Economics, and Risk Management.

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OxfordX, Said Business School: Financial Valuation Foundations

Colleagues, discover the time value of money, net present value (NPV), and internal rate of return (IRR). The “Financial Valuation Foundations” Open Course from Saïd Business School, University of Oxford equips you with essential financial knowledge to support executive-level decision-making and value creation within a firm. The course focuses on specific core themes, such as mastering fundamental financial principles and applying financial tools to guide strategic business decisions. You’ll explore the concept of the time value of money, learn about different project valuation methods, and analyse real-world investment opportunities using cash flow valuation techniques. You will learn to Review the time value of money, Calculate the value of projects using NPV, Articulate how IRR and other valuation methods work and outline their drawbacks, and Evaluate real-world investment projects using cash flow valuations. This program will equip you with essential financial knowledge to support executive-level decision-making and value creation within a firm. The course focuses on specific core themes, such as mastering fundamental financial principles and applying financial tools to guide strategic business decisions. You’ll explore the concept of the time value of money, learn about different project valuation methods, and analyse real-world investment opportunities using cash flow valuation techniques.

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Trading - Fundamentals of Technical Analysis (NYIF)

Colleagues, in the “Trading - Fundamentals of Technical Analysis” program from the New York Institute of Finance you will learn how to apply technical analysis as a standalone trading methodology or as a supplement to fundamental analysis using tools that are based on price action and other technical principles. Apply technical analysis as an important component of security analysis, especially when combined with fundamental analysis. Understand how chart patterns reflect the principles of behavioral finance. Apply specific technical strategies to the investment selection process. Develop trading strategies based on technical theories. And evaluate indicators and patterns based on quantitative analysis. Skill-based training modules include: 1) Background and Basics, Why Technical Analysis Works, 3) Constructing and Interpreting Charts, 4) Chart Patterns, 5) Introduction to Technical Indicators, 6) Testing Technical Indicators, 7) Relative Strength, 8) Technical Theories, and 9) The Psychology of Trading.

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Equity Portfolio Management (NYIF)

Colleagues, in the “Equity Portfolio Management” you will develop core competencies in portfolio management, including portfolio construction and performance measurement, while earning 7 CPE Credits. Acquire desk-ready skills including: Develop hands-on strategies for stock selection, Understand the risk and return characteristics of a number of equity strategies, Measure portfolio performance, Learn portfolio performance attribution techniques, and Structuring an equity portfolio. Skill-based training modules address: 1) Review of Equity Valuation Techniques -  Importance and quality of earnings, Present value models, Multiples based valuation, Asset-based valuation models, and Industry and company analysis; 2) Equity Strategies: From Stock Picking to Portfolio Management - Structuring an equity portfolio, Use of indexes, Translating information into investment ideas, Hedging with options, Short selling, Growth strategies, Value strategies, Blended strategies; 3) Modern Portfolio Theory - Systematic vs. Idiosyncratic Risk, Diversification, Deriving beta, and Performance measurement and attribution.

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Finance & Quantitative Modeling for Analysts Specialization (The Wharton School)

Colleagues, in the “Finance & Quantitative Modeling for Analysts Specialization” you will acquire high-demand skills in Financial Reporting, Financial Data, Predictive Modeling, Financial Forecasting, Return On Investment, Return On Investment, Statistical Modeling, Statistical Modeling, Capital Budgeting, Financial Acumen, Financial Modeling, Financial Accounting, Financial Statements, Finance, Regression Analysis, Mathematical Modeling, Financial Statement Analysis, Spreadsheet Software, Business Modeling, Income Statement, and Corporate Finance. Starting from the fundamentals of quantitative modeling, you will learn how to put data to work by using spreadsheets and leverage spreadsheets as a powerful, accessible data analysis tool. You will also be introduced to the world of corporate finance, and gain a better understanding of finance fundamentals, including a variety of real-world situations spanning personal finance, corporate decision-making and financial intermediation, and Fundamentals of Quantitative Modeling - Introduction to Spreadsheets and Models, Financial Acumen for Non-Financial Managers, and Introduction to Corporate Finance.

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