(When the Student Is Ready, the Teacher Will Appear)
Boy, that's helpfull
If you want to learn about swingtrading, it doesnt hurt to learn good TA.
Stockcharts.com is a respected site for that. A basic book like "The Visual Investor" by John Murphy will give you a good start.
TC2000 will give you decent scans, and you can custom pick what you are looking for.
Nothing I've mentioned above costs a lot, nor is any of
it contoversial.
Whatever you do, you need to learn about money management, where to place stops, trailing stops, determining maximum position size.
It's not easy, but it's not impossible either.
It does seem like people in your position attract two types of individuals: sharks wanting several thousand for some seminar, and trols who love to scold you that "theirs no holy grail" and dump on you with their negativity. Steer clear of both.
Start small, cut losers and let the winners run with trailing stops. A lot easier said than done, but if you refuse to let any losses grow out of control, at least you wont blow up.