Log Scale vs Linear Scale – Linear Scale Price move from 10 to 20 = 20 to 30 but in Log Scale > 10 – 20 (100%) is NOT 20-30 (50%) Price Move.
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ata Interval is the time gap between two data points referred to as a data interval in technical analysis which is sometimes also referred as Multiple Timeframe analysis. It is the time frame used to depict an asset’s price movement on a chart. Depending on the trader’s ……
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Technical analysis is a way of predicting the future price movements of financial markets by analyzing any security’s historical Price data. This approach …
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A trendline is a straight or curved line (changing with Security’s Price viz. Moving Average) that is generally shown on a Price Chart to help visualize the general direction of Security’s Price Trend.
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Candlestick Charts are also a type of technical chart which shows the price movement of any security/script during a given time period and it shows four different data at a time i.e. – Open, High, Low & Close (OHLC)
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Bar Chart in technical analysis represents a symbol which is made up of OHLC (Open, High, Low, Close) data which are typically used to illustrate price movement
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Line Charts are those type of price charts which includes closing price (mostly) of any Stock/Security.
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Top designations in Technical Analysis are:
1. CMT
2. CFTe
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Just do not over blend it with hundreds of Indicators or Trendlines
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Dow Theory was predicted by Sir “Charles Dow” and this theory states that the ideal market picture consists of an uptrend, top, downtrend, and bottom, interspersed with retracements and consolidations. Example: Some important observations of Dow Theory are as follow: Dow Theory presumes that prices oscillate over long periods based on the accumulated emotions of
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