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Belt Hold Patterns

Belt holds are a useful class of chart pattern because they highlight areas where market sentiment may be changing. As ...
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The Bounce Trade: How to Profit from Price Bounces

One reason we are interested in lines of support and lines of resistance in a chart is that they can ...
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A Simple Triple Screen System for Trading Multi Timeframes

Elder’s triple screen was first used as a stock trading strategy but it’s widely used in forex and other markets ...
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Multiple Timeframe Trade Analysis – Why it is Necessary

It’s not uncommon for traders to become accustomed to using charts at just one particular timeframe. Perhaps it’s the one ...
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Working with Renko Charts: Trends, Channels, Supports and Resistance

Renko charts are an alternative to candle and line charts. They reduce price movements to simple patterns which can be ...
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Renko Charts Explained: How they Work and What they Are Used For

Renko charts are a great way to analyze the market from a completely different perspective. If you like to cut ...
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SMA and EMA Crossover: Moving Average Trading Strategies

Perhaps one of the simplest trading strategies of all is that of the moving average crossover. Simple and exponential crossover ...
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Dangers of the Margin Call and 5 Ways to Protect Yourself

The phrase “margin call” comes from the days when a brokerage firm would call a client on the phone and ...
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The Inverted Hammer and Its Reliability in Currency Charts

The inverted hammer is the fourth and final in a group of four related Japanese candlestick patterns: the hammer, inverted ...
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The Bearish Shooting Star

The shooting star is a bearish candlestick pattern that often appears at trend tops. It can signify a short term ...
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Hammer Candlestick Patterns and How to Recognize Them

A hammer is one of the more important reversal patterns that traders should be aware of. The hammer is treated ...
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How to Use Elliott Wave Theory in Forex Trading

There are a many technical analysis models out there that claim to have found a way of predicting order within ...
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The “Hanging Man” Candlestick Pattern Explained

The hanging man is Japanese candlestick pattern that appears in uptrends. It can in some circumstances be a sign that ...
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Momentum Trading Strategies with the Aroon Indicator

The Aroon is a trending indicator that’s long been used for momentum trading strategies. It’s especially good at locating places ...
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How to Use the Zig Zag Indicator to Locate Trends and Waves

We all know that when looking at a chart it can be difficult to pinpoint precisely when a trend is ...
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Short Squeeze and Long Squeeze: Trading Methods

A squeeze is where the market is moved to an extreme value in a short space of time. These moves ...
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What is a Doji Reversal Pattern?

The doji is a special type of candlestick pattern that can signal a changing market. We can use it to ...
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The Rising Window

A rising window is usually found in bullish surges where the price is rising quickly. The pattern represents a “break ...
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Trading the Falling Window Signal

A falling window is a type of candlestick pattern that can appear in market selloffs. It forms where the price ...
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Marubozu Candlestick Patterns and What They Mean

A marubozu is a single candlestick pattern that can give some insight into market sentiment at a given time. Its ...
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