Power of Number Theory For Stock Trading

Power of Number Theory for Stock Trading – Learn Market Levels Using Numbers

The Power of Number Theory for Stock Trading course provides a unique and practical perspective on how numerical patterns influence the stock market. Instead of relying only on indicators or patterns, this course explains number theory in the stock market and how traders use numbers to understand price behaviour.

The course begins with the fundamentals, helping learners understand how to begin learning the stock market using logical number-based concepts. You will explore how numbers behave in trading, why certain price levels react repeatedly, and how numerical zones act as support and resistance.

Special focus is given to the application of number theory in trading, including identifying intraday reversal points, support and resistance zones, and key decision levels. Real case studies are used to demonstrate how number theory works in live market conditions.

This course is ideal for traders who want to build confidence in stock trading, improve decision-making, and apply a disciplined, rule-based approach using numerical analysis rather than guesswork.

Legal Disclaimer

This course is for educational purposes only and does not provide financial or investment advice. Stock market trading involves risk, and profits are not guaranteed. Learners are responsible for their own trading and investment decisions.

 Course Outline

Chapter 1: Introduction of Theory

Understand the foundation of number theory and its relevance in stock trading.

Chapter 2: Numbers and Their Power

Learn how numbers influence price movement and why certain numerical levels repeat in the market.

Chapter 3: Application of Number Theory

Explore practical methods of applying number theory in real stock market scenarios.

Chapter 4: Key Points at the Time of Application

Understand important rules and conditions to consider while applying number theory in trading.

Chapter 5: Intraday Reversal Point, Support & Resistance Zone (Case Study)

Learn how to identify intraday reversal points, support and resistance zones using number theory with real case studies.

Why Choose This Course?

• Introduces a logical and structured approach to stock trading

• Explains number theory in trading in a simple and practical way

• Helps identify support, resistance, and intraday reversal points

• Suitable for beginners and active traders

• Focuses on real-market application with case studies

• Improves confidence and discipline in stock trading

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1. Is this course suitable for beginners?

Yes, the course is suitable for beginners learning how to start trading.

Q2. What is number theory in stock trading?

It is a method of using numerical relationships to understand price behaviour and market levels.

Q3. Does this course help with intraday trading?

Yes, it explains intraday reversal points, support, and resistance zones.

Q4. Are real case studies included?

Yes, the course includes practical case studies for better understanding.

Q5. Is this course useful for learning the stock market from scratch?

Yes, it helps learners understand how to begin learning the stock market using logical analysis.

What you will get?

Pre-recorded videos - Yes (3.51 hours)

Language:  ENGLISH

E-Book:  Yes (Only in English)

Certification: Certification from NIFM Academy

Faculty: Mr. Arvind Sharma

The Power of Number Theory for Stock Trading course is designed for learners who want to explore a structured and logical approach to stock trading using numbers. It explains number theory in trading and how numerical relationships can help identify important market levels.

This course is suitable for beginners learning how to start trading as well as traders who want to strengthen their analytical skills beyond traditional methods. It focuses on clarity, discipline, and real-market application.

Computer, Laptop, ipad, tab or mobile phone required with broadband or 5G internet.

• Beginners

• Traders

• Investors

• Learners

• Analysts

• Professionals

• Intraday-traders