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Gulf Air’s technical department has received a new breath of life with the appointment of Briton, Jeff Livings, as Vice President Technical.
This is yet another presentation of two very important candlestick formations. This presentation will be an introduction to the next issue that will be dealt with, i.e. stronger versions of similar candlestick formations.
This presentation will describe a further two candlestick formations which often appear on the market and which could help investors in making everyday decisions in their investments.
Charts are the basis of technical analysis and are where the market expresses its feelings by creating different types of patterns. There are many types of charting techniques. Some may seem better, some worse. In this presentation I would like to point out some of the most popular types of charting techniques but on the other hand I would like to concentrate on one specific type which in my belief is most effective. I will obviously tell you which and why.
As mentioned in earlier materials, technical analysis is the analysis of repetitive patterns that were forged in the past and are forged currently. If we are able to find such patterns then why not earn money on them. What has to mentioned is that such patterns could be a signal to trend continuation but they could also be a signal to trend reversal.
I would like to begin with two reversal (trend change) patterns, which also happen to be one of my favorite patterns to opening a position on the
In simple words the trend is the direction in which market prices moves in. Prices could move in three directions specifying what type of trend we are encountering:
1. Increase trend: An increase trend is a trend where tops and bottoms are higher and higher.
2. Decrease trend: A decrease trend is where tops and bottoms are lower and lower.
3. Horizontal trend: A horizontal trend is where tops and bottoms are situated horizontally, portraying a calm in the market and a break prior to a new
As described in previous materials, candlestick formations are the way the market portrays its emotions.
Rectangles, just like triangles are patterns which portray corrective movements on the markets. The only difference between them is the shape.
This presentation will deal with two candlestick formations, which are perceived as being stronger versions of the piercing line and black cloud cover formations.
The flag, just as the rectangle and triangle price patterns, is a continuation price pattern.