Friday 26 Apr 2019

Double Top and Double Bottom (Video)

By David Waring (Informed Trades) · March 6, 2009 · No comments
Basics ·

Now that we have learned the basics of technical analysis and multi time frame analysis the next thing we will look at is chart patterns in the forex, futures and stock markets. Chart patterns are what technical traders look for on historical price charts to help them determine what the current supply and demand forces are, and how prices may be affected as a result.

Basics

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