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Investment Trends Program

Where capital actually moves — and how to read it

"Most people watch prices. This program teaches you to watch the forces behind them."

4.2 from 189 participants
Participants studying investment trend analysis during a Falinud online session

8 weeks · fully remote · live Q&A sessions included

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What the program actually covers

Eight weeks of structured study built around real market behavior — sector rotation, macro signals, and the mechanics of institutional positioning.

8 weeks of structured modules
24 interactive quizzes with instant feedback
6 live Q&A sessions with instructors
189 participants from across the country
4 real case studies from recent market cycles
100% remote — accessible from any region
Standard Track

Foundations of Investment Trends

₪890 / full program

Designed for people who have some familiarity with financial markets but haven't studied trend analysis systematically. You'll build a working mental model of how capital flows between sectors and why timing matters more than most assume.

  • Macro trend identification
  • Sector rotation fundamentals
  • Reading institutional signals
  • Weekly graded quizzes
  • Access to recorded sessions
Advanced Track

Applied Trend Analysis in Practice

₪1,490 / full program

For participants who already understand market structure and want to go deeper into quantitative signals, multi-asset trend dynamics, and scenario-based decision frameworks. Includes a capstone assignment reviewed by the instructor team.

  • Everything in Standard
  • Quantitative signal analysis
  • Multi-asset correlation study
  • Scenario-based assignments
  • Capstone with instructor feedback
  • Priority access to live sessions
01

How trends form — and why they persist longer than expected

Behavioral and structural reasons capital stays concentrated in certain areas even after fundamentals shift.

Wk 1–2
02

Macro signals that precede sector moves

Yield curve behavior, credit spreads, and central bank positioning as leading indicators of capital rotation.

Wk 3–4
03

Reading institutional positioning without guessing

What public data actually reveals about large-scale allocation decisions and how to interpret it without overfitting.

Wk 5–6
04

When trends break — identifying the inflection point

Historical case studies from three distinct market cycles showing what changed first and what lagged by weeks or months.

Wk 7–8