Intraday and Swing Trading Course Online (Hindi + English)

This 5-week course explains how short-term trading works and what it demands. You learn the difference between intraday and swing trading, how to select liquid stocks, plan entries and exits on historical charts, size positions from a fixed risk, account for brokerage and taxes, and keep a journal. It is honest about the odds: SEBI found about 7 in 10 individual intraday traders lose money.

Fee: ₹3,999

Duration: 5 weeks

Level: Intermediate

Mode: Live online

Language: Hindi and English

What you will be able to do

Choose between intraday and swing trading based on your time and capital
Build a watchlist using liquidity and volatility filters
Write a trade plan with entry, stop-loss and target
Calculate true costs: brokerage, STT, slippage and tax
Review your own trades through a journal

Detailed syllabus

Module 1: Short-term trading explained

Intraday vs swing vs positional
Margin, leverage and auto square-off
What SEBI's data says about intraday traders

Module 2: Tools and selection

Timeframes for each style
Liquidity and volatility filters
Gaps, news and event risk

Module 3: Setups on historical charts

Trend continuation
Breakout and retest
Range and reversal setups

Module 4: Risk management

Position sizing formula
Stop-loss placement
Daily and weekly loss limits

Module 5: Costs, tax and review

Brokerage, STT and slippage
Speculative vs non-speculative income
Trading journal and weekly review

Who this course is for

Learners who know candlestick and support-resistance basics
Working professionals considering swing trading
People who trade intraday without a written plan

Fees and what is included

Course fee	₹3,999 (one-time)
Duration	5 weeks
Format	Live online classes with recordings
Included	Notes, quizzes, student doubt group, completion certificate from the academy
Not included	Tips, signals, trade calls or account handling

See all prices on the course fees page, meet our trainers, or read the full curriculum.

Intraday & Swing Trading Course: FAQs

What is the difference between intraday and swing trading?

Intraday trades are opened and closed on the same day. Swing trades are held for a few days to a few weeks. Swing trading needs less screen time; intraday needs constant attention during market hours.

Which is better for a working person?

Swing trading usually fits better because decisions can be made after market hours.

Will you give intraday calls?

No. We do not give calls or tips. You learn to plan and review your own trades on historical data.

Can I earn a daily income from intraday trading?

Most individuals do not. SEBI's data shows a majority of intraday traders lose money. Treat any promise of daily income as a red flag.

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