Candlesticks – Technical Analysis 14
Today we’re going to look at Candlesticks in charts. They are a Japanese take on the bar patterns we looked at last time.
Today we’re going to look at Candlesticks in charts. They are a Japanese take on the bar patterns we looked at last time.
Today we’re going to look at bar patterns in charts. These are formed from individual price bars, so we’ll start there.
Today we’re going to look at the Active vs Passive investing debate, and the wider implications of index funds. We’ll also touch on diversification.
Today we’re going to talk about trading rules. These include rules to buy and sell – including stop losses – plus risk management and money management.
Today’s post is the next installment in our review of Technical Analysis theory. We’re going to look at indicators and how they are used.
Today we’re going to catch up with the StockoPedia service, which we first looked at more than a year ago. This time we’ll look at Portfolio construction.
Today’s post is the next installment in our review of Technical Analysis theory. We’re going to look at how to measure volume and market sentiment.
In today’s post we get back to basics with Technical Analysis, and take a look at two of the fundamental theoretical concepts – trends and reversion.
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Today we’re going to add the MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence) indicator to our Technical Analysis Spreadsheet.
We add the Relative Strength Index (RSI) oscillator to our Technical Analysis Spreadsheet – we now have six indicators and six graphs on the sheet.
We build out our Technical Analysis Spreadsheet, adding graphs for historic moving averages (simple and relative) and for Bollinger Bands.