Training Programs and Learning Tracks

U.S. Stock Market: Investment, Trading Mechanisms, and Portfolio Building

What Participants Will Learn

Understand the U.S. stock market and how it operates
Learn the difference between the NYSE and Nasdaq, and understand major U.S. indices such as the S&P 500, Dow Jones, and Nasdaq
Understand official trading hours and extended sessions before and after market close
Learn the initial steps before entering the U.S. market, including defining investment goals and risk tolerance
Understand how to open a trading account and choose the right brokerage firm
Learn about fees, taxes, and the W-8BEN form for non-U.S. investors
Understand available asset classes, including stocks, indices, ETFs, and fractional shares
Learn how to read price screens and understand different trading order types
Select suitable stocks for trading and investing based on professional criteria
Use fundamental analysis to evaluate U.S. companies and read earnings results and financial reports
Use technical analysis to identify trends, entry points, and exit points
Follow Federal Reserve news, inflation data, employment reports, and their impact on market movement
Understand the difference between growth stocks, value stocks, dividend stocks, and defensive stocks
Invest in ETFs as a way to diversify portfolios and reduce risk
Manage capital and risk, and determine appropriate position size
Build a balanced investment portfolio in the U.S. market
Understand medium- and long-term trading and investment strategies
Apply practical examples on leading U.S. stocks
Study and analyze real investment opportunities in the U.S. market

16 Training Hours