Technical Analysis eBook - Learn the basics to trade any financial market
After many requests from our customers, we finally released the eBook version of our bestselling physical book "Technical Books Kit: Chart Patterns, Candle Reading and Technical Analysis" , now available in digital format.
With this new version, our readers around the world will have quick and easy access to the valuable knowledge contained in these books. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from subject matter experts and improve your technical analysis skills.
Get your eBook now and dive into the world of technical analysis in a practical and efficient way!
Included in this Ebook:
-
"Chart Patterns: A Practical Guide to Successful Trading"
- "Candlestick: The Art of Identifying Trends in the Financial Market"
- "Technical Analysis: Understand the Basics of Reading Charts"
Improve your negotiation skills with our trio of books in Portuguese. Learn to identify trends and patterns in the financial market easily through clear and accessible language. With illustrations, it is easier to identify patterns and trends to perform your analysis. Get our success books now and increase your profits while running your operations efficiently. Don't waste any more time and transform your trading career today.
Learn from the convenience of an eBook
Get access to the complete content of the book in digital format, to read wherever and whenever you want. Don't worry about shipping or delivery time, receive the eBook immediately after purchase. Develop your own investment strategy
Learn the basics of technical analysis and develop your own investment strategy. Adapt the techniques taught in the book to your own investment needs and goals.
'Graphic Patterns'.
Chart formations are visual patterns that appear on a price chart of a financial asset and are used in technical analysis to identify future trends. These patterns can indicate trend reversals, trend continuation or market indecision signals.
There are many different types of graphic formations, from simple patterns such as trend lines and support/resistance, to more complex patterns such as triangles, flags, head and shoulders, among others.
the traders use these graphic formations to identify possible trading opportunities in the financial market , based on how the price has behaved historically. They use technical analysis in conjunction with other analysis tools such as indicators and market news to make informed trading decisions.
high flag
' Reversal Patterns'.
Reversal candlestick patterns are candlestick formations that can indicate a possible change of direction in the financial market. These patterns are observed through the open, close, high and low prices on a candlestick chart.
These patterns are composed of one or several candlesticks and can indicate a possible reversal in price direction. Bullish reversal patterns usually indicate that the market's downward trend may be about to reverse and prices may start to rise. Bearish reversal patterns indicate that the uptrend may be about to reverse and prices may start to fall.
Some examples of bullish reversal patterns include the hammer, the bullish engulfing pattern, and the three black crows pattern. Examples of bearish reversal patterns include the double top, the shooting star pattern .
It is important to remember that these patterns can provide traders with an indication that a possible change is coming, and therefore, they should be considered in analysis and trading strategies. 
'Continuation Patterns'.
You continuation candlestick patterns are graphic formations that signal the continuity of a previously established trend in the financial market. These patterns often indicate a temporary break in the current trend, but suggest that after the break the trend should continue in the same direction. These patterns are of utmost importance to traders as they provide trading signals that can be used to confirm an already established trend and identify optimal market entry or exit points. Some examples of continuation candlestick patterns include Bullish mat hold, A bullish three line strike and others.
