A Cup With Handle chart pattern (Cup With Handle) resembles a cup of coffee with a cup (half circle) and handle (downward trading pattern). It is a […]
Cup With Handle, what does it mean in technical analysis?
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Candlestick charts
Candlestick charts are the first known style of technical analysis. When you look at this chart, it is made up of many red and green bars called […]
How to choose stocks – the basics
The most challenging aspect of starting to invest in the stock market is deciding which stocks to buy, how to choose stocks. Every experienced investor has their […]
Flags and pennants, patterns in technical analysis
Flags and pennants are categorized as a continuous pattern. They normally represent only short breaks in a dynamic stock. They are usually seen right after a quick […]
Chart pattern: gap
A gap in a chart is basically an empty space between a trading period and the one before that trading period. They normally occur due to an […]
What is technical analysis and how to use it to invest?
Technical analysis is a method of evaluating statistical trends in trading activity, usually involving price movements and volume. It is used to identify trading and investment opportunities. […]
What affects share prices
Stock prices are influenced by business fundamentals, corporate and world events, human psychology and much more. Stock trading is driven by psychology as much as by business […]
Technical analysis vs. fundamental analysis – which is better
In the world of stock analysis, fundamental and technical analysis exist on completely opposite sides of the spectrum. Profits, costs, assets and liabilities are all important characteristics […]
Technical analysis
Technical analysis is the use of technical indicator to predict in which direction the stock price will move in the future. Technical indicators use past stock prices […]
Stochastics: An accurate buy and sell indicator
In the late 1950s, George Lane developed stochastics, an indicator that measures the relationship between an issue’s closing price and its price range over a predetermined period […]
