This document lists and defines various candlestick patterns used in technical analysis. It separates the patterns into bullish and bearish categories and provides the name of over 40 different candlestick patterns in each category.
This document provides descriptions of 17 candlestick formations that can be used to identify money making opportunities in financial markets. It defines terms like real body, upper/lower shadows, and different types of candlestick lines. Each formation is given a name and brief explanation of when it forms and whether it indicates a bullish or bearish signal. Formations include things like doji lines, engulfing patterns, morning/evening stars, hammers, and tweezers tops and bottoms. The purpose is to introduce common candlestick patterns traders can recognize to potentially profit in trends or reversals.
This document discusses different types of divergences that can occur between price and the Relative Strength Index (RSI) indicator. It defines simple, hidden, and multiple divergences and provides "cheat sheets" to identify them. Simple divergences occur when price and RSI make higher highs/lower lows that do not confirm each other. Hidden divergences occur when RSI makes higher highs/lower lows than price. Multiple divergences involve a series of non-confirming highs or lows between price and RSI. The document provides guidelines on when each type of divergence is most reliable based on RSI values and other technical patterns.
The document provides a trading strategy for beginners using only EUR/USD and GBP/USD currency pairs on a daily time frame. It recommends specific buy and sell stop placements, stop losses, and emphasizes consistency in execution to target 200 pips per week. The strategy claims potential growth of an investment from $100 to $11,883 by targeting 40 pips per day with a 3% risk management approach.
This document provides an overview and definitions of candlestick patterns and terms. It begins with a disclaimer about past performance not predicting future results. It then defines common individual candlestick patterns like Doji candles, hammers, and spinning tops. It also defines two-bar and three-bar candlestick combination patterns like harami, engulfing, and morning/evening stars. It emphasizes simplifying candlestick interpretation based on momentum shifts and reversals rather than precise definitions. It introduces Pristine candlestick terminology focused on range expansions, slowing momentum, and demand/supply signals. The document aims to provide a deeper understanding of candlestick analysis beyond basic definitions.
LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) is a voluntary program that provides third-party verification of green buildings. It addresses the design, construction, operations, and maintenance of buildings with a framework to implement green building solutions. Projects earn points across several credit categories related to site design, water and energy use, materials selection, and indoor environmental quality to achieve different levels of LEED certification. LEED aims to lower operating costs, reduce waste and emissions, and create healthier spaces. The ITC Green Center in India is a LEED Platinum certified building that exemplifies water conservation, energy efficiency, indoor air quality, and other sustainable design strategies.
This document provides a 3-page introduction to a guide on Hajj pilgrimage. It explains that the guide was written to provide necessary information to Bangladeshis performing the Hajj pilgrimage through government or private organizations. It aims to present the rules and requirements of Hajj in a simple and organized manner drawing from authentic sources and ensuring accuracy through review. The introduction explains that the author sought to fulfill the objective and spirit of Hajj through this work.
Candlesticks are a technical analysis charting technique used to visualize opening, closing, high, and low prices of a security over a specific period. They consist of vertical lines called real bodies (colored in or hollow) and upper and lower shadows representing the high/low range. Certain candlestick patterns like hammer, bullish/bearish engulfing, and morning/evening stars can signal potential trend reversals. Windows demonstrate ongoing trends, with gaps acting as support/resistance. Candlesticks provide the same information as bar charts but can make patterns easier to identify.
The document discusses intermarket analysis, which examines the correlations between stocks, bonds, commodities, and currencies. In inflationary environments, stocks and bonds are positively correlated, while bonds and commodities and the US dollar and commodities are inversely correlated. In deflationary environments, stocks and bonds become inversely correlated. Understanding these intermarket relationships can help analysts determine the stage of the economic cycle and select appropriate sectors to invest in.
Line charts connect closing prices over time using a continuous line, while candlestick charts display the high, low, open, and close of a security in a single bar, allowing traders to assess price movement more easily. Common candlestick patterns like dojis, hammers, and engulfing patterns provide signals about shifts in market sentiment and the balance of supply and demand.
Binary options strategies-how-make-money-in-binary-options-tradingThomas Jan
油
The document outlines strategies for making money in binary options trading, focusing on educating novices about the intricacies of trading and the importance of choosing trustworthy brokers. It details various chapters covering topics such as fundamental and technical analysis, popular trading strategies, and how to manage risks and volatility. The ultimate goal is to provide actionable insights and guidelines to help traders optimize their returns and navigate the complexities of binary options successfully.
1. The document describes a procedure to determine the maximum value of a function using a graph.
2. The procedure involves plotting the function on a graph sheet and marking the x- and y-coordinates of each point.
3. The maximum value is identified as the highest y-coordinate among the plotted points.
The document discusses the three most common and profitable chart patterns for investors:
1) Cup-with-handle pattern, which often signals the beginning of a stock price run-up. The buy point is when the stock moves through the high of the handle on heavy volume.
2) Double bottom pattern, which resembles the letter W. The buy point is when the stock surpasses the middle of the W.
3) Flat base pattern, which has a mild correction of less than 15% over at least 5 weeks. The buy point is 10 cents above the previous high on heavy volume.
This document provides definitions and strategies for the Follow The Money (FTM) trading strategy. It discusses analyzing market structure and momentum on different timeframes to identify trends and trading opportunities that are aligned across timeframes. Key concepts explained include order blocks, imbalances, and how institutional traders use techniques like stop hunt candles and order manipulation to provide liquidity and mitigate losses. The document emphasizes the importance of trading with the trend and looking for continuation moves where structures are aligned on multiple timeframes.
This document provides definitions and examples of various candlestick patterns that traders should be aware of, including:
1) Doji candles represent periods of equilibrium between buyers and sellers, signaling uncertainty in the current trend.
2) Long-legged dojis and gravestone dojis are more ominous signs, indicating that prices failed to sustain highs or lows.
3) Engulfing, hanging man, hammer, and shooting star patterns can signal reversals in uptrends or downtrends depending on the candle colors and formations.
4) Harami, marubozu, and spinning top candles reflect indecision in the market.
This document provides an introduction to Ichimoku Kinko Hyo, a technical analysis indicator. It describes the core components of Ichimoku, including the Tenkan (trigger) line and Kijun (base) line, which are moving averages used to generate buy and sell signals with crossovers. The document also introduces "the Cloud" (Kumo), which denotes the trend and acts as support/resistance. It encourages manually backtesting the trigger/base line crossover signals on historical charts to become familiar with how Ichimoku works in practice.
1) Japanese candlestick patterns provide a visual way to analyze financial markets and identify reversals and changes in market sentiment.
2) Key single candlestick patterns include Doji (indecision), Hammer and Hanging Man (bullish and bearish reversals), and Shooting Star (bearish reversal).
3) Two candlestick patterns like Engulfing, Harami, Piercing Line, and Dark Cloud Cover also signal potential trend reversals.
The document discusses the revision of the secondary education curriculum in Bangladesh in accordance with national education policies and goals. It aims to develop students' analytical skills, character, and ability to contribute to the socioeconomic development of the country through secondary education. The revised curriculum focuses on providing students with a solid foundation in core subjects as well as cultivating their civic responsibility, environmental and cultural awareness, and career skills.
This document is a guide to candlestick trading. It begins by explaining the history and origins of candlestick patterns in Japanese rice trading. It then defines the anatomy of a candlestick chart and different candlestick patterns such as the engulfing bar and doji patterns. The document discusses how to analyze market structure, timeframes, and identifies several candlestick-based trading strategies. It emphasizes the importance of understanding candlestick patterns as they reflect market psychology and the behavior of buyers and sellers. Mastering candlestick analysis is presented as key to identifying high probability trade setups and interpreting what the "big players" are doing in the market.
This document discusses different types of programming languages used in computer science. It describes machine language as the lowest-level language that uses binary digits to write instructions. Assembly language, introduced in 1950, uses symbolic codes to write programs more easily than machine language. Higher-level languages like C and C++ allow writing programs in a more intuitive way using words and symbols. The document provides examples of advantages and disadvantages of different language types.
The ultimate guide to price action tradingKennedy Odigie
油
The document is a comprehensive guide to price action trading, detailing essential concepts such as support and resistance, market behavior stages, and candlestick patterns. It emphasizes the importance of understanding historical prices for making trading decisions without relying on indicators. Additionally, it provides strategies and a simple trading formula to help traders improve their entry and exit timing in the market.
Rectangles are consolidation patterns that signify indecision between buyers and sellers. They form when price ranges between high and low barriers with alternating highs and lows, and volume tapers off over time. The breakout from the rectangle is reliable, with prices unlikely to return once broken. Target price moves are usually the height of the rectangle. Flags are short, slight price trends within a larger movement that last 1-2 weeks. Rounding bottoms form at market bottoms as investor interest wanes, signaling a reversal from bearish to bullish.
- Candlesticks provide information about the opening, low, high, and closing price of a security over a specific period of time (daily, weekly, etc.). They show trends and momentum shifts more clearly than line or bar charts.
- Different candlestick patterns like dojis, spinning tops, hammers, and hanging men indicate indecision in the market or potential trend reversals. The context and confirmation of subsequent candles is important to determine the meaning.
- Hammer and hanging man candles both have small real bodies and long lower wicks/shadows. A hammer indicates potential upward reversal in a downtrend, while a hanging man signals weakening bulls and possible trend reversal at the top of an upt
DIFFERENT TYPES OF CANDLES PATTERN IN TRADINGTeyYeeShen
油
1. FOREX TRADING ( LEARNING FOR DIFFERENT TYPES OF CANDLES PATTERN)
2. EXAMPLES OF STOCK WATCHLIST
3. NOTE FOR CANDLES
A. BODY (THE LENGTH OF THE BODY SHOWS WHO IS IN CONTROL)
B. WICK( THE LENGTH OF THE WICKED SHOWS THE PRICE REJECTION)
C. CLOSE OF THE BODY
4. BULLISH CANDLES STICK ( BULLISH ENGULFING) AND BEARISH CANDLESTICK ( BEARISH ENGULFING)
5. PIERCING PATTERN
NOT STRONG AS BULLISH ENGULFING
SECONDARY TO BULLISH ENGULFING
BULLISH REVERSAL PATTERN
BUYERS ARE IN CONTROL
THE LARGER, THE MORE SIGNIFICANT
6. DARK CLOUD COVER
NOT STRONG AS BEARISH ENGULFING
SECONDARY TO BEARISH ENGULFING
BEARISH REVERSAL PATTERN
SELLERS ARE IN CONTROL
THE LARGER, THE MORE SIGNIFICANT
7. BULLISH HARAMI AND BEARISH HARAMI
BULLISH HARAMI
REVERSAL PATTERN APPEAR AT THE BOTTOM OF THE DOWNTREND
A BEARISH CANDLES WITH A LARGE BODY, FOLLOW BY A SMALL BODY ENCLOSED WITH THE BODY OF THE PRIOR CANDLE
THE SMALL BULLISH CANDLES OPEN NEAR THE MID RANGE OF THE PREVIOUS CANDLE.
THE BODY OF THE SMALL GREEN CANDLE NO MORE THAT 25% OF THE PREVIOUS BEARISH CANDLE
BEARISH HARAMI
REVERSAL PATTERN APPEAR AT THE UPWARD
REVERSAL IN BULL PRICE MOVEMENT
THE SMALLER THE SECOND RED CANDLES, THE HIGHER THE CHANCE FOR REVERSAL
OPPOSITE OF THE BULLISH HARAMI
8. HAMMER & HANGING MAN
HAMMER
BULLISH REVERSAL PATTERN
LENGTH OF THE WICK AT LEAST 2 TIMES OF THE BODY
BUYERS ARE MOMENTARILY IN CONTROL
OCCURS IN DOWNTREND
HANGING MAN
BEARISH REVERSAL PATTERN
LENGTH OF THE WICK AT LEAST 2 TIMES OF THE BODY
OCCURS IN UPWARD
9. SHOOTING STAR & INVERTED HAMMER
SHOOTING STAR
BEARISH REVERSAL PATTERN
LENGTH OF THE WICK AT LEAST 2 TIMES OF THE BODY
SELLERS ARE MOMENTARILY IN CONTROL
OCCURS IN UPTREND
INVERTED HAMMER
BULLISH REVERSAL PATTERN
LENGTH OF THE WICK AT LEAST 2 TIMES OF THE BODY
OCCURS IN DOWNTREND
10. DIFFERENT TYPES OF DOJI
OPEN AND CLOSE PRICE AT THE SAME TIME
THE LONGER THE WICK, THE GREATER THE PRICE REJECTION
11. MORNING STAR AND EVENING STAR
MORNING STAR
TOTAL of THREE CANDLES
BUYER REVERSAL PATTERN
BUYERS ARE IN CONTROL
THE MORE SIGNIFICANT, IF IT IS MORE LARGER
THE CENTRE CANDLES AT THE SAME LEVEL OF MARKET PRICE, PRICE DIDNT CHANGE
EVENING STAR
BEARISH REVERSAL PATTERN
OCCURS IN DOWNTREND
SELLER IN CONTROL
12. TWEEZER BOTTOM AND UP
BULLISH TWEEZER BOTTOM
OCCURS IN UPTREND
REVERSE SIGNAL
BEARISH TWEEZER UP
UPTREND
LENGTH OF THE WICK AT LEAST 2 TIMES OF THE BODY
OCCURS IN DOWNTREND
13. COMBINING CANDLESTICK PATTERNS
14. CONCLUSION
This document provides an overview of candlestick patterns and their use in market analysis. It defines various candlestick patterns including single reversal patterns like hammers and shooting stars, multiple reversal patterns like engulfing patterns and harami, and continuation patterns like rising and falling windows. The document also discusses practical applications and interpretations of these patterns, emphasizing the importance of considering risk-reward when taking trades based on candlestick signals.
The 'Top of the Pyramid 2014' report by Kotak Wealth Management reveals a 16% growth in India's ultra high net worth individuals (UHNWIs) with a combined net worth of 104 trillion, driven by a more optimistic economic environment. The UHNWIs are increasingly investing in luxury items, private equity, and philanthropy, particularly in education, while showing a preference for exclusivity in their consumption. There's a notable trend of UHNWIs coming from non-metro cities, reflecting a shift in economic growth towards these regions.
This document provides a 3-page introduction to a guide on Hajj pilgrimage. It explains that the guide was written to provide necessary information to Bangladeshis performing the Hajj pilgrimage through government or private organizations. It aims to present the rules and requirements of Hajj in a simple and organized manner drawing from authentic sources and ensuring accuracy through review. The introduction explains that the author sought to fulfill the objective and spirit of Hajj through this work.
Candlesticks are a technical analysis charting technique used to visualize opening, closing, high, and low prices of a security over a specific period. They consist of vertical lines called real bodies (colored in or hollow) and upper and lower shadows representing the high/low range. Certain candlestick patterns like hammer, bullish/bearish engulfing, and morning/evening stars can signal potential trend reversals. Windows demonstrate ongoing trends, with gaps acting as support/resistance. Candlesticks provide the same information as bar charts but can make patterns easier to identify.
The document discusses intermarket analysis, which examines the correlations between stocks, bonds, commodities, and currencies. In inflationary environments, stocks and bonds are positively correlated, while bonds and commodities and the US dollar and commodities are inversely correlated. In deflationary environments, stocks and bonds become inversely correlated. Understanding these intermarket relationships can help analysts determine the stage of the economic cycle and select appropriate sectors to invest in.
Line charts connect closing prices over time using a continuous line, while candlestick charts display the high, low, open, and close of a security in a single bar, allowing traders to assess price movement more easily. Common candlestick patterns like dojis, hammers, and engulfing patterns provide signals about shifts in market sentiment and the balance of supply and demand.
Binary options strategies-how-make-money-in-binary-options-tradingThomas Jan
油
The document outlines strategies for making money in binary options trading, focusing on educating novices about the intricacies of trading and the importance of choosing trustworthy brokers. It details various chapters covering topics such as fundamental and technical analysis, popular trading strategies, and how to manage risks and volatility. The ultimate goal is to provide actionable insights and guidelines to help traders optimize their returns and navigate the complexities of binary options successfully.
1. The document describes a procedure to determine the maximum value of a function using a graph.
2. The procedure involves plotting the function on a graph sheet and marking the x- and y-coordinates of each point.
3. The maximum value is identified as the highest y-coordinate among the plotted points.
The document discusses the three most common and profitable chart patterns for investors:
1) Cup-with-handle pattern, which often signals the beginning of a stock price run-up. The buy point is when the stock moves through the high of the handle on heavy volume.
2) Double bottom pattern, which resembles the letter W. The buy point is when the stock surpasses the middle of the W.
3) Flat base pattern, which has a mild correction of less than 15% over at least 5 weeks. The buy point is 10 cents above the previous high on heavy volume.
This document provides definitions and strategies for the Follow The Money (FTM) trading strategy. It discusses analyzing market structure and momentum on different timeframes to identify trends and trading opportunities that are aligned across timeframes. Key concepts explained include order blocks, imbalances, and how institutional traders use techniques like stop hunt candles and order manipulation to provide liquidity and mitigate losses. The document emphasizes the importance of trading with the trend and looking for continuation moves where structures are aligned on multiple timeframes.
This document provides definitions and examples of various candlestick patterns that traders should be aware of, including:
1) Doji candles represent periods of equilibrium between buyers and sellers, signaling uncertainty in the current trend.
2) Long-legged dojis and gravestone dojis are more ominous signs, indicating that prices failed to sustain highs or lows.
3) Engulfing, hanging man, hammer, and shooting star patterns can signal reversals in uptrends or downtrends depending on the candle colors and formations.
4) Harami, marubozu, and spinning top candles reflect indecision in the market.
This document provides an introduction to Ichimoku Kinko Hyo, a technical analysis indicator. It describes the core components of Ichimoku, including the Tenkan (trigger) line and Kijun (base) line, which are moving averages used to generate buy and sell signals with crossovers. The document also introduces "the Cloud" (Kumo), which denotes the trend and acts as support/resistance. It encourages manually backtesting the trigger/base line crossover signals on historical charts to become familiar with how Ichimoku works in practice.
1) Japanese candlestick patterns provide a visual way to analyze financial markets and identify reversals and changes in market sentiment.
2) Key single candlestick patterns include Doji (indecision), Hammer and Hanging Man (bullish and bearish reversals), and Shooting Star (bearish reversal).
3) Two candlestick patterns like Engulfing, Harami, Piercing Line, and Dark Cloud Cover also signal potential trend reversals.
The document discusses the revision of the secondary education curriculum in Bangladesh in accordance with national education policies and goals. It aims to develop students' analytical skills, character, and ability to contribute to the socioeconomic development of the country through secondary education. The revised curriculum focuses on providing students with a solid foundation in core subjects as well as cultivating their civic responsibility, environmental and cultural awareness, and career skills.
This document is a guide to candlestick trading. It begins by explaining the history and origins of candlestick patterns in Japanese rice trading. It then defines the anatomy of a candlestick chart and different candlestick patterns such as the engulfing bar and doji patterns. The document discusses how to analyze market structure, timeframes, and identifies several candlestick-based trading strategies. It emphasizes the importance of understanding candlestick patterns as they reflect market psychology and the behavior of buyers and sellers. Mastering candlestick analysis is presented as key to identifying high probability trade setups and interpreting what the "big players" are doing in the market.
This document discusses different types of programming languages used in computer science. It describes machine language as the lowest-level language that uses binary digits to write instructions. Assembly language, introduced in 1950, uses symbolic codes to write programs more easily than machine language. Higher-level languages like C and C++ allow writing programs in a more intuitive way using words and symbols. The document provides examples of advantages and disadvantages of different language types.
The ultimate guide to price action tradingKennedy Odigie
油
The document is a comprehensive guide to price action trading, detailing essential concepts such as support and resistance, market behavior stages, and candlestick patterns. It emphasizes the importance of understanding historical prices for making trading decisions without relying on indicators. Additionally, it provides strategies and a simple trading formula to help traders improve their entry and exit timing in the market.
Rectangles are consolidation patterns that signify indecision between buyers and sellers. They form when price ranges between high and low barriers with alternating highs and lows, and volume tapers off over time. The breakout from the rectangle is reliable, with prices unlikely to return once broken. Target price moves are usually the height of the rectangle. Flags are short, slight price trends within a larger movement that last 1-2 weeks. Rounding bottoms form at market bottoms as investor interest wanes, signaling a reversal from bearish to bullish.
- Candlesticks provide information about the opening, low, high, and closing price of a security over a specific period of time (daily, weekly, etc.). They show trends and momentum shifts more clearly than line or bar charts.
- Different candlestick patterns like dojis, spinning tops, hammers, and hanging men indicate indecision in the market or potential trend reversals. The context and confirmation of subsequent candles is important to determine the meaning.
- Hammer and hanging man candles both have small real bodies and long lower wicks/shadows. A hammer indicates potential upward reversal in a downtrend, while a hanging man signals weakening bulls and possible trend reversal at the top of an upt
DIFFERENT TYPES OF CANDLES PATTERN IN TRADINGTeyYeeShen
油
1. FOREX TRADING ( LEARNING FOR DIFFERENT TYPES OF CANDLES PATTERN)
2. EXAMPLES OF STOCK WATCHLIST
3. NOTE FOR CANDLES
A. BODY (THE LENGTH OF THE BODY SHOWS WHO IS IN CONTROL)
B. WICK( THE LENGTH OF THE WICKED SHOWS THE PRICE REJECTION)
C. CLOSE OF THE BODY
4. BULLISH CANDLES STICK ( BULLISH ENGULFING) AND BEARISH CANDLESTICK ( BEARISH ENGULFING)
5. PIERCING PATTERN
NOT STRONG AS BULLISH ENGULFING
SECONDARY TO BULLISH ENGULFING
BULLISH REVERSAL PATTERN
BUYERS ARE IN CONTROL
THE LARGER, THE MORE SIGNIFICANT
6. DARK CLOUD COVER
NOT STRONG AS BEARISH ENGULFING
SECONDARY TO BEARISH ENGULFING
BEARISH REVERSAL PATTERN
SELLERS ARE IN CONTROL
THE LARGER, THE MORE SIGNIFICANT
7. BULLISH HARAMI AND BEARISH HARAMI
BULLISH HARAMI
REVERSAL PATTERN APPEAR AT THE BOTTOM OF THE DOWNTREND
A BEARISH CANDLES WITH A LARGE BODY, FOLLOW BY A SMALL BODY ENCLOSED WITH THE BODY OF THE PRIOR CANDLE
THE SMALL BULLISH CANDLES OPEN NEAR THE MID RANGE OF THE PREVIOUS CANDLE.
THE BODY OF THE SMALL GREEN CANDLE NO MORE THAT 25% OF THE PREVIOUS BEARISH CANDLE
BEARISH HARAMI
REVERSAL PATTERN APPEAR AT THE UPWARD
REVERSAL IN BULL PRICE MOVEMENT
THE SMALLER THE SECOND RED CANDLES, THE HIGHER THE CHANCE FOR REVERSAL
OPPOSITE OF THE BULLISH HARAMI
8. HAMMER & HANGING MAN
HAMMER
BULLISH REVERSAL PATTERN
LENGTH OF THE WICK AT LEAST 2 TIMES OF THE BODY
BUYERS ARE MOMENTARILY IN CONTROL
OCCURS IN DOWNTREND
HANGING MAN
BEARISH REVERSAL PATTERN
LENGTH OF THE WICK AT LEAST 2 TIMES OF THE BODY
OCCURS IN UPWARD
9. SHOOTING STAR & INVERTED HAMMER
SHOOTING STAR
BEARISH REVERSAL PATTERN
LENGTH OF THE WICK AT LEAST 2 TIMES OF THE BODY
SELLERS ARE MOMENTARILY IN CONTROL
OCCURS IN UPTREND
INVERTED HAMMER
BULLISH REVERSAL PATTERN
LENGTH OF THE WICK AT LEAST 2 TIMES OF THE BODY
OCCURS IN DOWNTREND
10. DIFFERENT TYPES OF DOJI
OPEN AND CLOSE PRICE AT THE SAME TIME
THE LONGER THE WICK, THE GREATER THE PRICE REJECTION
11. MORNING STAR AND EVENING STAR
MORNING STAR
TOTAL of THREE CANDLES
BUYER REVERSAL PATTERN
BUYERS ARE IN CONTROL
THE MORE SIGNIFICANT, IF IT IS MORE LARGER
THE CENTRE CANDLES AT THE SAME LEVEL OF MARKET PRICE, PRICE DIDNT CHANGE
EVENING STAR
BEARISH REVERSAL PATTERN
OCCURS IN DOWNTREND
SELLER IN CONTROL
12. TWEEZER BOTTOM AND UP
BULLISH TWEEZER BOTTOM
OCCURS IN UPTREND
REVERSE SIGNAL
BEARISH TWEEZER UP
UPTREND
LENGTH OF THE WICK AT LEAST 2 TIMES OF THE BODY
OCCURS IN DOWNTREND
13. COMBINING CANDLESTICK PATTERNS
14. CONCLUSION
This document provides an overview of candlestick patterns and their use in market analysis. It defines various candlestick patterns including single reversal patterns like hammers and shooting stars, multiple reversal patterns like engulfing patterns and harami, and continuation patterns like rising and falling windows. The document also discusses practical applications and interpretations of these patterns, emphasizing the importance of considering risk-reward when taking trades based on candlestick signals.
The 'Top of the Pyramid 2014' report by Kotak Wealth Management reveals a 16% growth in India's ultra high net worth individuals (UHNWIs) with a combined net worth of 104 trillion, driven by a more optimistic economic environment. The UHNWIs are increasingly investing in luxury items, private equity, and philanthropy, particularly in education, while showing a preference for exclusivity in their consumption. There's a notable trend of UHNWIs coming from non-metro cities, reflecting a shift in economic growth towards these regions.
The document details a gold monetization scheme aimed at utilizing India's substantial gold reserves to boost the gems and jewelry sector and reduce reliance on gold imports, impacting the country's trade deficit. It outlines various aspects of the scheme, including market conditions, economic implications, target consumer segments, consumer behavior, and operational features, such as interest rates and deposit tenures. The scheme's success relies on changing consumer attitudes towards gold and making gold deposits attractive, despite a historical culture of gold ownership in India.
Coco Chanel was a French fashion designer born in 1883 who revolutionized women's fashion in the early 20th century. She began her career designing hats and opened her first shop where she created clothing that freed women from corsets and restrictive dresses popular at the time. During World War I, she designed trousers for women which helped change societal views of what was acceptable for women's clothing and represented a shift toward more practical yet stylish clothing that allowed women more freedom and mobility. Chanel's designs had a major influence on fashion and mentality towards women that is still seen today in French fashion houses and women's clothing styles.
The gold monetization scheme allows Indian citizens to purchase gold bonds from authorized institutions like the RBI, banks, and other financial institutions, rather than buying physical gold. This will help reduce gold imports and improve India's economy. Benefits include earning interest on gold deposits and protecting against volatility in gold prices, though citizens can only purchase up to 500 grams of bonds and interest rates are set by the government.
The 2008 financial crisis began when major banks on Wall Street took out loans at low 1% interest rates from the Federal Reserve and other countries. The banks engaged in risky lending practices like leveraging and providing subprime mortgage loans. This led to the collapse of prominent investment banks like Lehman Brothers, which filed for bankruptcy in September 2008 after heavy losses from mortgage-backed securities. The crisis had wide-ranging effects around the world, including a $16 billion capital outflow from India, high inflation, falling stock markets and industrial growth, and tighter credit conditions in the US that impacted jobs.
Everyday Stock Report Tuesday Morning, July 3, 2012James Stewart
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The Trading Room provides stock trading ideas and commentary in real-time. On July 2nd, moderator Ed and user Mitch K discussed several stocks they were watching for potential day trading opportunities, including LQDT, FRAN, UA, BBY, FAST, WWW, MCK, NAV, WTW, MOS, WYNN, SXCI, APOL, VHC, PPO and CNX. Users in the chat room exchanged greetings and discussed upcoming economic reports. The Trading Room allows traders to receive intraday trading ideas and analysis to potentially profit from short-term stock price movements.
Mendeleys Research Catalogue: building it, opening it up and making it even ...Kris Jack
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Mendeley is a comprehensive platform that connects researchers with tools for reference management, collaboration, and discovery of research. The presentation discusses Mendeleys challenges in scaling its backend system to manage a growing research catalogue and the transition to using Hadoop for improved performance. Additionally, it emphasizes Mendeley's commitment to openness and collaboration with academia for building applications on its platform.
Swing Trading Tactics - Lagging Indicators and Price Action Marketgeekschannel
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The document discusses swing trading tactics that work in the real world. It covers how the author analyzes markets, including by looking at general indicators like market sentiment, trend direction, and volatility. It also discusses using specific rules-based or non-lagging indicators to determine entry points, stop losses, and profit targets. The author advocates focusing on pure price data over lagging indicators and filters, and provides some examples of simple, rules-based indicators.
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Cybersecurity: Malware & Protecting Your Business From CyberthreatsSecureDocs
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The document outlines the importance of cybersecurity and the evolution of malware, discussing various actors and methods in cybercrime, such as advanced persistent threats (APTs) and targeted attacks. It highlights specific companies, including AppFolio and Lastline, which focus on secure data sharing and advanced malware detection respectively. The document also reviews different strategies for defending against malware threats and emphasizes the necessity for ongoing awareness and improved defenses against increasingly sophisticated cyber threats.
Cynthia Shanmugalingam summarizes her observations from a trip to India where she met six types of social innovators and learned lessons that could be applied in the UK. The six social innovators are: 1) The IT nerd who uses technology to solve distribution problems, 2) The commercial mind who runs effective operations, 3) The designer who moves beyond invention to tested designs, 4) The human banker who lends people rather than money, 5) The entrepreneur-activist who uses social enterprise for activism, and 6) The global librarian who facilitates global conversations on measurement. Shanmugalingam believes the UK could benefit from emulating aspects of each of these innovator types.
The document discusses social innovation and the role of technology. It describes an organization called Social Innovation Nation that helps people worldwide use technology to meet their needs. The organization hosts conferences, workshops, and summer jobs and provides consulting. Social innovation is defined as creating new concepts and practices that benefit people and the planet by addressing social, economic, environmental, and cultural challenges. Examples are provided of technologies and initiatives that support social innovation goals, such as providing agricultural information to farmers and using social media data to identify disease outbreaks. An upcoming technology and social innovation conference is also mentioned.
The document discusses challenges in the U.S. educational system including high dropout rates and low performance levels. It focuses on learning disabilities like dyslexia and autism, noting that Temple Grandin, who has autism, overcame challenges to become a successful professor and industry consultant. Grandin will speak at a conference on identifying learning needs and applying appropriate teaching methods. The document advocates engaging industries and communities to help students succeed and provide skilled workers for manufacturing.
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The Government of India has launched the Sovereign Gold Bonds Scheme to reduce gold imports and lower trade deficits. Through this scheme, investors can purchase gold in demat or paper form and earn returns linked to gold prices as well as a 2-3% interest rate. The bonds can be sold on stock exchanges and used as collateral for loans. They provide an alternative to investing in physical gold while still offering similar benefits like capital gains tax treatment.