About this Course

Volatility indicators help us assess the probable range and frequency of price fluctuations of securities in the market. They play an important part in shortlisting trading strategies that make money from large price movements in the market. Here we have tried to break down and understand three such indicators namely India Vix, Bollinger Bands, and Average True Range (ATR).

In the First Module of the Volatility Indicators course for beginners, we tried to decode the India Vix volatility indicator. Here we have talked about important volatility indicators that traders should know and volatility trading strategies for beginners. We have taken a closer look at its relation with option pricing and have tried to teach you how you can use it to sell options by finding the monthly Nifty Range. Additionally, we have also discussed how you can technically analyze India Vix for trading purposes.

In the next module, we have focused on the understanding of the Bollinger bands volatility indicator and its various use cases in the market. We have discussed the identification of oversold and overbought levels using Bollinger bands and showed how you can trade Bollinger band contraction zones. Along with all, this we have discussed how you can trade Bollinger bands using a confluence of factors.

In the final module of the Volatility Indicators course for beginners, we took up the widely used Average True Range (ATR), a commonly known ATR volatility indicator for discussion. We have tried to teach you about its various applications like using it for stop loss selection, setting target levels, and finding the approximate range of the market based on current volatility. Apart from all these, like Bollinger bands, we have shown you ways of trading ATR in conjunction with other factors. 

Requirements

The Volatility Indicators course for beginners requires every learner to at least have some trading experience in the market and good knowledge of technical analysis concepts like Candlesticks and Price Action.