Technical Analysis: 

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Last fall I attended a financial seminar and learned about how one particular company shares strategies in stock investment. Hope are some more of my notes.

  • Identify if trends are long or short term.
  • Bull: is three Green arrows.
  • Bear: three red arrows.
  • Find the pattern; look at the old red, green, digital bars.
  • Candlesticks Show what the big money is thinking. Its when stock hits resistance and stopped. It is a signal of a reversal.
  • Look at market once a day after it closes.
  • Maybe do a trade twice a month.
  • Price chart: is the most important chart. Look for signals such as candlesticks. Top horizon of stick if high open bid. Lower horizontal line is the closing bid.
  • Bullish ending in three Green arrows.
  • Bearish entry is the red arrows.
  • .Look at the market once a day after it closes.
  • Maybe do a trade twice a month.
  • A candlestick: is a signal of a reversal. Top horizontal bar is the highest purchase price on the weekend and the lowest price is at the bottom
  • Six-month trends need to be looked at before investing.
  • Candlestick patterns:
  • When you leverage you can take advantage of high low averages.
  • Hammer candlestick occurs at the top ceiling or bottom floor of the graph. Means is getting ready to change direction. Is a sign of her reversal.
  • Why in green means by red and blue means sell.
  • The better you can read a repeatable pattern, the better for your investment success.
  • You need to learn to leverage, use a cheat sheet
  • Blue line in stock charts is the moving average.
  • Red arrow below moving average displays a weakness.
  • Long-term investors, mutual funds/401(Ks).
  • When money is pulled out and held in a money market account.
  • Your job as a traitor is to find a pattern.
  • Spend 20 to 30 minutes a day to learn how to stockmarket works.
  • MacD chart: defeat is not the worst failure, not having tried is to failure. George Edward Woodberry

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