Technical Analysis for Beginners: Candlestick Trading, Charting, and Technical Analysis to Make Money with Financial Markets Zero Trading Experience Required

by Unknown

If you are a technical analyst, you know how useful it is to predict the future. Based on a collection of indicators and other technical techniques, technical analysts can see what the market will do by predicting how stocks are likely to move in the future. When you read this book, you will find some common patterns seen in charts that can help you predict where a stock might go next. Are you interest? Keep reading to know more!
Technical analysis is one of the quickest ways for an investor in stocks or futures to make money. Investors must become more educated on this type of investment strategy and use them effectively to their advantage. Since the 1940s, technical analysis has been used to predict future stock prices of stocks and commodities. It is also used in the futures markets to help traders decide which instruments and futures contracts they wish to buy or sell.
For technical analysis to be successful, the investor must observe certain patterns in a chart of a stock or commodity. Once these patterns are seen, an investor can use them as indicators for making future predictions about where that specific asset might go. Traders often develop their indicators so that they can track the price movements of their stock more accurately. They may even develop special software programs designed for this purpose.
There are many different types of trading strategies that an investor can use. One of the most common is technical trading, which involves using indicators to help predict future price movements. This type of strategy aims to use the wealth gained from the sale of a stock or commodity.
This book - What Is Technical Analysis - Basic Concept of Trend - Recognizing Breakout - The 4 Types of Indicators You Need to Know - Continuation Patterns - Reversal Patterns - 24 Candlestick Patterns That Every Trade

318 pages, Hardcover

Published January 1, 1970

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Reviews

[Carlos mutua · Rating 2 out of 5]

easy to follow

In trading one need to be ahead of everybody in order to make that extra profit, this book is highly recommended to any amateur unsure on how to go about in trading, how to predict the future based on technical analysis.

[Daniela Hernández · Rating 4 out of 5]

excellent guide

This guide is very complete. It’s perfect for beginners because gives basic information about financial markets and how to improve the analytical skills.

[Jair Loza · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great for beginners

Great book to understand the basics of technical analysis I recommend this book if you just started trading. Take it as knowledge.