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Trading strategies and tactics is now our main topic because, in recent chapters, you’ve covered three crucial elements of price action trading: First, market trends: you now know how to spot trends by analyzing multiple…
Time frame refers to the duration of each candlestick (or bar) on a price chart. It represents how much time has passed between the open and close of a particular candlestick. Time frames are crucial…
Ranging markets, often referred to as sideways markets, are characterized by price movements that appear to move horizontally. In these markets, the price fluctuates within a set range without making consistent upward or downward progress.…
Trend lines are diagonal lines drawn on price charts to indicate the general direction of the market—either up, down, or sideways. They are fundamental tools in technical analysis, helping traders identify potential support and resistance…
Support and resistance are key levels in the market where buying and selling balance out, often marking turning points. These levels form when price changes direction, containing movement until a breakout occurs. In trending markets,…
Market structure is so important, so as a trader, one of the most crucial skills you can develop is reading it. This skill enables you to apply the right price action strategies based on the…
The doji candlestick is a key candlestick pattern. When it forms, it indicates that the market opened and closed at the same price, reflecting a balance and indecision between buyers and sellers, with neither side…
The Engulfing Bar pattern is named for its characteristic of fully covering the previous candle. While it can engulf multiple previous candles, it must completely cover at least one to qualify as an engulfing bar.…
Candlestick patterns are among the most powerful tools in trading. They’re easy to spot, simple to understand, and can provide strong trading opportunities. Studies show that they are highly predictive, often leading to successful trades.…
