Key Points: 
NVDA
1. A raising channel shows a clearly defined uptrend. It is generally considered a bullish continuation pattern.
2. A breakout above an ascending channel can signal a continuation of the move higher.
3. A breakdown below an ascending channel can indicate a possible trend change.
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NVDA 1. A raising channel shows a clearly defined uptrend. It is generally considered a bullish continuation pattern.
2. A breakout above an ascending channel can signal a continuation of the move higher.
3. A breakdown below an ascending channel can indicate a possible trend change.
Notice :
looking for a job
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Is Your company hiring an assistant day & swing Trader/ assistant technical analyst/ assistant equity analyst?
I am a day & swing trader, freelancer technical analyst & equity analyst. Now, I am looking for a job .
Skills: Chart analysis, Trend identification, Price pattern recognition, important support and resistance levels identification,
Set up trade idea ( long /short),
Set up entry and target price.
Valuation, making analysis report etc...
Experience: 5 years.
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