Imagine you've decided to buy a particular stock. Your position starts to make money, and you're thrilled. But what do you do now? Should you hold onto your position or cash it in? Has it made enough profit, or will it go further? It's painful to lose money, but it's also frustrating to take profits only to see your original investment quadruple in price after you've cashed out too early.
Is there something that can help you make these decisions? Yes, there is! It's called technical analysis. But what if you're a complete novice to technical analysis? It may look complicated and difficult, but don't worry.
The beauty of technical analysis is that it can help with your decision-making, and once you learn the rules, it's easy to apply.
I have attached a short video explaining the steps I go through when I first look at a chart. Do you know how to determine a trend? Do you know how to apply trend lines? Do you know what a momentum indicator is? Do you know why and how to use moving averages? Do you understand continuation and reversal signals?
Is there something that can help you make these decisions? Yes, there is! It's called technical analysis. But what if you're a complete novice to technical analysis? It may look complicated and difficult, but don't worry.
The beauty of technical analysis is that it can help with your decision-making, and once you learn the rules, it's easy to apply.
I have attached a short video explaining the steps I go through when I first look at a chart. Do you know how to determine a trend? Do you know how to apply trend lines? Do you know what a momentum indicator is? Do you know why and how to use moving averages? Do you understand continuation and reversal signals?
The STA is the oldest technical analysis organisation in the world and to celebrate that fact, we have a free downloadable book on technical analysis here -
technicalanalysts.com
technicalanalysts.com
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The STA is the oldest technical analysis organisation in the world and to celebrate that fact, we have a free downloadable book on technical analysis here -
technicalanalysts.com
technicalanalysts.com
Disclaimer
The information and publications are not meant to be, and do not constitute, financial, investment, trading, or other types of advice or recommendations supplied or endorsed by TradingView. Read more in the Terms of Use.