1. Overview
An explanation of technical analysis and its distinctions from fundamental analysis. We also talk about the kind of return expectation that traders should have when using technical analysis.
2. An Overview of Technical Analysis
This chapter examines the many features of technical analysis, such as how well-suited it is to various asset classes and time horizons. We also recognise the necessity of summarising the open, high, and lo.
3. The Types of Charts
We examine the many chart formats utilised in technical analysis, as well as their advantages and disadvantages. We go into detail about the candlestick chart and the reasons traders like it over bar charts.
4. How to Begin Using Candlesticks
fundamentals of the several candlestick patterns that traders use to guide their decisions in the market. Additionally, we talk about the fundamental categories for candlestick patterns.
5. Individual Candlestick Designs (First Part)
A comprehensive explanation of the bullish and bearish marubozu is supported by actual instances from Indian markets. How to locate and set up a trade based on Marubozu is covered in this chapter.
6. Individual Candlestick Designs (Part 2)
Detailed explanations of the Doji and spinning top candlestick patterns and how important a part they play in shaping market perspectives are provided.
7. Individual Candlestick Designs (Part 3)
The topic of this chapter is how to recognise a hanging guy with a hammer. We know how to build up trades based on these patterns, and we comprehend the reasoning behind them.
8. Different candlestick designs (Part 1)
This chapter explains how to combine two or more candlesticks to determine exchange possibilities. First, using actual instances, we can better comprehend the bullish and bearish engulfing patterns.
9. Different Candlestick Designs (Part 2)
In keeping with the previous chapter, we use actual examples from the Indian markets to explain the bullish and bearish harami patterns.
10. Different Candlestick Designs (Part 3)
We talk about price gaps in this chapter because they are a frequent occurrence in marketplaces. The morning star and evening star candlestick formations are then examined.
11. Encouragement and Opposition
A thorough explanation of price levels that act as support and resistance, their significance in technical analysis, how they are constructed, their disadvantages, and how to set price goals.
12. Recordings
The significance of volume in technical analysis is discussed in this chapter. Discover how to correlate price and volume data in order to analyse markets.
13. Adjusted Means
A straightforward technical analysis tool for identifying price trends is the moving average. Discover the meaning of the moving average and how to create a basic moving average trading strategy.
14. Indices (First Part)
Find out how to forecast the short-term movement of the market by studying the Relative Strength Indicator (RSI). Find out about the benefits and limitations of RSI indicators.
15. Indices (Section 2)
A thorough explanation of Bollinger bands and the Moving Average Convergence and Divergence (MACD) is provided.
16. The Retracements of Fibonacci
We study the derivation of the Golden Ratio as well as the fundamentals of the Fibonacci sequence construction. For traders, the Fibonacci retracement offers a great chance.
17. Part One of the Dow Theory
A quick overview of the Dow theory's foundational ideas, history, and three different trend categories—primary, secondary, and minor—as well as how each type of trend relates to the markets.
18. Part Two of the Dow Theory
We examine flag construction and trading range identification techniques in this chapter. Additionally, we study how to evaluate the risk-to-reward ratio. to decide whether to enter or leave a market.
19. The Conclusion: Getting You Going
This chapter provides you with an overview of the steps you should take every day to find trading opportunities using "technical analysis" approaches.
20. Additional markers
Directional Average Index (ADX) About: A set of directional movement indicators is represented by the Average Directional Index (ADX), Minus Directional Indicator (-DI), and Directional Indicator (+DI).
21. TradeView's intriguing features
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22. The Range of the Central Pivot
22.1 Chart-based trading If you are familiar with Kite, Zerodha's trading terminal, you are surely aware that TradingView and ChartIQ are the two options available for stock and index chart analysis.
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