Hi Friends Good evening hope all are you fine, So first of all Wishing all of you a very Happy Independence Day, here I am doing a short writeup on Trading related mistakes very commonly did by me or a common trader on the occasion of Independence day from whom I want to be free now!
So always I wondering that why I or common traders could not make it and after...
A channel is a pattern used in the technical analysis of financial markets that defines the movement of the price of an asset between the upper and lower lines of the pattern (parallel lines). Channels can be bullish, bearish, or sideways.
They are reversal patterns, meaning they indicate a signal for a change in trend.
When it comes to trading them, there are...
The 1 Hour Retrace pattern is a candlestick formation with great potential for success and strength.
This pattern originates after a false breakout of the level in which the price is contained, for example, in a channel.
The beginning of this pattern occurs when one of the candles breaks outside the levels that contain the price and, subsequently, the next...
The 'Bullish Triple Formation' is a pattern in which two large bullish candles appear, separated by three small bearish candles. These three bearish candles make new lows and are contained within the body of the first large bullish candle. This pattern occurs in an uptrend and is interpreted as a correction of the trend after an upward impulse, indicating a...
Expected Value (EV) is a statistical concept that indicates whether our trading system or strategy will yield positive, negative, or neutral results in the medium or long term. It is based on previous results. As we know, past performance does not guarantee future results, but it helps us get an idea of how it might work and allows us to base our decisions on...
A Hammer candlestick is a single-candle reversal pattern that indicates a potential change in the trend direction.
These candles are typically characterized by a high or low that is significantly distant from the closing price, with the shadow being at least twice the size of the body.
Like any candlestick pattern or analysis tool, its reliability increases with...
Hi mates here I want to share some key insight about Reversion To The Mean so let's start quickly noted some points sharing below-:
So what theory says is that Reversion to mean in finance means that estimate in which the price of the time is above its average range then there is a possibility of it's price being reduced in the future And if it remains below the...
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In this video, we have discussed how you can count the bars to identify when a pullback is ending and use it for a trading setup to trade with the trend.
The Full setup is explained in the video, Watch and share with your friends.
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Hi mates, By this post i am trying to explain the what are the Conservative and Balanced portfolios what are the differences and how they work so let's start from the introduction i am sharing below.
⚡what is a conservative portfolio
As such, a conservative investment portfolio will have a larger proportion of low-risk, fixed-income investments and a smaller...
This chart pattern is shaped like and resembles like a cup and handle that's why its named the same as cup and handle chart pattern.
Shape:
A “U” shaped bottom is preferred over a “V” shaped bottom as it indicates more consolidation. Ideally, the highs on either side of the cup should be equal.
Duration of formation:
The cup can take anywhere from 1 to 6...
Have you ever heard of a stock heatmap? 📈 It's an innovative and visually appealing tool used in the world of finance to analyze and interpret market data. Let's explore what it is and how it can be useful in your trading journey.
🌡️ What is a Stock Heatmap?
A stock heatmap is a graphical representation of a large set of stocks or securities, where each...
Drawdown is the metric used to measure the decline in a performance curve relative to a previous peak. It represents the distance between a maximum point in the capital curve and its subsequent minimum.
This indicator can be visualized in relative terms (%) or absolute terms (€, $...). In my opinion, I always recommend using relative data as it makes the analysis...
The VIX index (officially known as the Chicago Board Options Exchange Market Volatility Index), developed by CBOE in 1993, is calculated based on the implied volatility of call and put options on the S&P500; index (SPX) over a 30-day period.
The theory behind the volatility index is that if investors believe the market is going to decline, they will hedge their...
Shooting Star is a bearish candlestick reversal pattern. It signifies the end of an uptrend and the potential start of a downtrend. Its opposite is the Morning Star.
When analyzing this pattern, we should observe if the confirming candle closes within the lower third of the range formed. This condition acts as a filter when deciding whether to initiate a trade or...
Correlation is a measure that establishes the degree of relationship between different assets. It is measured on a scale of +100% to -100%.
In the case of a +100% correlation (perfect positive correlation), both assets move in an identical manner in the market. Conversely, if the correlation is -100% (perfect negative correlation), we are talking about two assets...
When visualizing the market and conducting technical analysis, it is crucial to interpret different timeframes.
Multi-timeframe analysis can enhance the probability of success in our trading by utilizing support and resistance levels from higher timeframes than our base timeframe.
It is also useful for identifying candlestick patterns in other timeframes and...
The Head and Shoulders, from now on referred to as H&S, is a chart pattern used in technical analysis of stock markets. It is a pattern that indicates a reversal, signaling the end of a trend and the beginning of a new trend in the opposite direction.
It is one of the most important and widely used patterns due to its high reliability and the number of required...
Who is Peter Lynch?
Peter Lynch is a renowned American investor who is best known for his tenure as the manager of the Magellan Fund at Fidelity Investments from 1977 to 1990. Under Peter Lynch's leadership, the Magellan Fund became one of the most successful mutual funds in history. During his tenure, the fund averaged an annual return of around 29% ,...
