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Trend is one of the most fundamental concepts in technical analysis. By observing price highs, lows, and the direction of trendlines, you can make an initial assessment of whether the market is in an uptrend, a downtrend, or a sideways market.
When looking at price charts for stocks, cryptocurrencies, or other financial assets, you may notice something: Prices do not simply keep rising or falling. Instead, they often bounce, pause, or encounter pressure around certain areas. Why does price repeatedly react around these areas? Because there are important price zones that attract market attention. These zones are commonly known in trading analysis as support and resistance. Understanding support and resistance can help traders better observe changes in buying and selling pressure.
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When looking at charts, you will notice that candlesticks come in different shapes and sizes: some have long bodies, some have prominent wicks, while others have opening and closing prices that are almost identical. These different patterns all reflect the same thing: How buyers and sellers are competing during a certain period of time. In this episode, we will explore several common candlestick patterns and the market information they typically convey.
Whether you trade stocks, cryptocurrencies, or other financial assets, one of the most common charts you will see on a market screen is the candlestick chart. The red and green bars constantly change and may look complicated at first, but the basic principles of candlesticks are actually quite simple. Every candlestick essentially answers one question: What happened to the price during this period? Understanding candlesticks is the first step toward reading trading charts and learning technical analysis.
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