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Why You Need to Understanding Technical Analysis
Technical analysis is the study of historical price action in order to identify patterns and determine probabilities of future movements in the market through the use of technical studies, indicators, and other analysis tools.
Technical analysis boils down to two things:
identifying trend
identifying support/resistance through the use of price charts and/or timeframes
Markets can only do three things: move up, down, or sideways.
Prices typically move in a zigzag fashion, and as a result, price action has only two states:
Range – when prices zigzag sideways
Trend – prices either zigzag higher (up trend, or bull trend), or prices zigzag lower (down trend, or bear trend)
Why is technical analysis important
Technical analysis of a market can help you determine not only when and where to enter a market, but much more importantly, when and where to get out.
How can you use technical analysis
Technical analysis is based on the theory that the markets are chaotic (no one knows for sure what will happen next), but at the same time, price action is not completely random. In other words, mathematical Chaos Theory proves that within a state of chaos there are identifiable patterns that tend to repeat.
This type of chaotic behavior is observed in nature in the form of weather forecasts. For example, most traders will admit that there are no certainties when it comes to predicting exact price movements. As a result, successful trading is not about being right or wrong: it’s all about determining probabilities and taking trades when the odds are in your favor. Part of determining probabilities involves forecasting market direction and when/where to enter into a position, but equally important is determining your risk-to-reward ratio.
Remember, there is no magical combination of technical indicators that will unlock some sort of secret trading strategy. The secret of successful trading is good risk management, discipline, and the ability to control your emotions. Anyone can guess right and win every once in a while, but without risk management it is virtually impossible to remain profitable over time.
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I personally use candlestick patterns because it’s easy to see patterns…
These chart patterns are like templates. The patterns don’t always look exactly the same … But they look similar enough that when you see them over and over, you realize they can repeat.
That’s when things can get really interesting.
And they have great names! We’ll get into specific patterns shortly. But first, let’s start with the basics: how candlesticks form. These Are -
doji
marabozu
inverted hammer
rickshaw doji
rickshaw man
gravestone
dragonfly
deviant dojis
how the market works
doji reversal
Hammer hanging man (reversal)
shooting star (uptrend May end)
inverted hammer (downtrend May end)
high wave (strong signal of price reversal)
engulfing pattern
dark cloud cover (reversal downtrend)
piercing line
Harami (not too reliable)
Harami cross (potentious at the top)
Harami star
morning star (downtrend reversing to uptrend)
evening star (at a uptrend for a possible reverse to downtrend)
Abandoned baby & island top (higher tfs)
tweezers (possible reversal after a long trend)
Double tops & bottoms
Three mountains
head and shoulders
three rivers
inverted head and shoulders
Three candles
Three black crows
Three white soldiers
windows/ price gaps
Formation of Candlesticks
These days, candlesticks are formed using computer programs these days. They’ve been in use since 1989 in the Western Hemisphere. Prior to that, some Japanese traders had been using candlesticks for over 200 years.
That was long before the advent of modern computers. So traders would gather the data and draw the charts out longhand.
Lucky for modern traders, computers do all the hard work now.
Candlesticks represent specific time periods. You can use candles to show you one-minute, one-day, or even one-month time periods. Each candle shows you the price action for one trading period.
It’s one more reason to use the best tools, like a stock screener. Stocks To Trade has awesome candlestick charts all you have to do is learn how to read them. I helped design Stocks To Trade, so it’s great for scanning and finding penny stock trading opportunities.
