In five years, a trader who cannot use these tools will be at the same disadvantage as one who never learned to read a chart. Pinnacle Masterclass 6.1 is, as far as we know, the only trading course in India that teaches it — not as a gimmick, but as four full sessions inside a six-month programme.
Fifteen years of chart reading, now with a research assistant that never sleeps. Masterclass 6.1 adds four dedicated sessions on using AI — Claude — inside a real trading routine: reading charts against it, compressing a week of research into an evening, and turning your own trade journal into the thing that finally fixes your mistakes.
Four sessions added to the 24-session programme. The fee is unchanged at ₹29,500 — ₹27,500 if you pre-register.
Here's the daily chart of a stock I'm watching. Tell me what structure you see — don't tell me whether to buy it.
Higher lows since the March base, with the last three touches getting shallower. The volume on the breakout candle is below the twenty-day average — worth checking before you treat it as a breakout.
I read the same base as a range. Argue against my read.
Ask an AI for a stock tip and it will happily give you one, complete with confident reasoning and a level it invented. That is how most retail traders are using it today, and it is worse than not using it at all.
Used the other way round — as a research assistant that reads faster than you, and as a sparring partner that argues against your own analysis — it is the biggest change to a retail trader's working day in a decade. Pinnacle's approach has always been old-school technicals; this is the new-age half of it, taught with the same insistence on understanding what you are doing and why.
“Artificial intelligence will fundamentally change how traders learn, analyse, and make decisions. Those who adapt early will have a meaningful edge over those who do not.”
This module is that sentence turned into four sessions. It is not a new enthusiasm — it is how he already works, taught in the open.
READ THE INTERVIEW →Every serious desk already runs on it. Institutions read filings, screen universes and test ideas with machines, and have done for years — the change is that the same capability now sits on a retail trader's laptop for free. That gap closed in about two years, and it will not open again.
The trader who ignores this is not making a neutral choice. He is choosing to read slower, cover less of the market, and carry his own blind spots unchallenged, against people who are not. Charts did not stop mattering — but doing everything by hand around them stopped being a virtue.
They sit in the second half of the programme, once the technical foundation is solid — because an assistant is only useful to someone who can already tell when it is wrong. Same Sunday slot, same 2+ hours, same recordings and assignments.
Getting an account and a workspace running on the free tier. How the thing actually works — what it reads well, what it quietly invents, and why a confident wrong answer looks exactly like a confident right one. We write the ground rules on day one and keep them for the rest of the module: nothing it says is a fact until you have checked it on the chart or the exchange site.
You analyse the chart. Then you hand it over and ask for the case against your read. We work through live charts both ways — where the machine sees structure you missed, and where it confabulates a level that is not there. The discipline of asking it to argue with you, rather than agree with you, is the whole session.
Results season, sector news, annual reports, policy announcements — the reading nobody has time for. We build a repeatable routine that turns an evening's reading into fifteen minutes, and, more importantly, the verification habit that goes with it: every figure traced back to the filing before it informs a trade.
The 80% of the game. You feed it your own trade journal and it tells you what you keep doing — the same mistake at the same time of day, the winners cut short, the losers held. We also build screens and pre-trade checklists in plain English. This is where the module joins the mental-makeup work the rest of the course is built on.
The four AI sessions are added to the programme, not taken out of it — and they are inside the fee. Every one of the twenty-eight runs at the same time as all the others: Sunday, 9:30 AM, two hours or more.
Twenty-four core sessions on technical analysis and trading psychology, plus these four. Six doubt-clearing sessions sit on top of all of them.
₹27,500 pre-registered, across twenty-eight sessions. Under a thousand rupees for each Sunday morning — and the recordings stay with your batch.
Nothing is charged for it, and nothing inside it needs a paid subscription. The free tier covers every tool taught in the four sessions.
Not a signal service and not a black box. Across the four sessions it does three jobs for you — and you stay the trader in all three.
You analyse it first. Then it argues the other side — the structure you talked yourself out of, the volume you did not check.
Results, filings, sector news and policy — compressed into what matters, with every figure traced back to the source before you act on it.
Your own journal, read back honestly: the same mistake at the same time of day, the winners cut short, the checklist you skipped.
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Nothing new to pay for. The same laptop, the same free TradingView account, plus a free AI account we help you set up in the first session.
And the same requirement as the rest of the course: no prior knowledge assumed, no coding, and no expectation that you have used any of this before.
Set up with you in the first session. No paid subscription is required for anything taught in the module.
Same one the practice work needs. A phone is fine for attending, not for doing.
Unchanged — in.tradingview.com. The charts still come from there.
Everything in the module is done in plain English. If you can write a WhatsApp message you can do this.
Yes — and the honest way to put it is that what you get went up by more than the price did.
The earlier batches were ₹23,600 and ran 22 sessions. Masterclass 6.1 is ₹27,500 if you pre-register, or ₹29,500 at the full fee, and commits to 28 — the twenty-four core sessions plus these four on AI, with the six doubt-clearing sessions still on top of them, and every one of them at Sunday 9:30 AM.
That is six more sessions — over a quarter more teaching — for about a sixth more money if you pre-register. Per session it works out at ₹982, against roughly ₹1,073 in the earlier batches: each Sunday morning costs you less than it did before, and the AI module is not sold separately.
No. They are inside the fee, not an add-on, and nothing taught in them needs a paid subscription — the free tier covers every tool used in the four sessions.
No. Nothing in the module places, sizes or manages a trade, and we do not teach automated execution. The AI is used for reading, researching, checking and reviewing — every decision and every click stays yours.
No. Everything taught in the module works on the free tier, and setting the account up is part of the first session. Pinnacle has never required a paid tool and this does not change that.
Yes. There is no coding and nothing to install beyond a browser account. The module is taught the same way as the rest of the course — from absolute basics, at the pace of the room, with the doubt sessions behind it.
No, and anyone telling you otherwise is selling something. It reads faster than you and it argues with you honestly, which saves time and catches mistakes. The analysis, the discipline and the risk management are still what decide whether you make money — which is what the other twenty-four sessions are for.
Not that we have been able to find. Plenty of people sell AI signals and bots; that is a different thing entirely, and usually a worse one. A structured module inside a full technical-analysis programme — taught by a trader who uses these tools on his own desk — is why Masterclass 6.1 is being called V2.0 of the method.
Because the tools became genuinely useful in the last two years, and because the way most traders are using them — asking for tips — is actively harmful. Waiting another batch to teach it would be doing our students a disservice: this is not a trend that reverses.
Yes. All twenty-eight sessions are recorded and shared privately with the batch, on the same terms: the recordings are Pinnacle's property and must not be shared, re-recorded or downloaded.