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  • Inversion of two depletion bars
    Da admin il January 5, 2010 | No Comments  Comment
    Besides a bar’s reversal, there is also the possibility to forsee the reversal of a trend by using two depletion bars. The first of the two bars keeps the same direction of the main trend. For example, if you have an ascending trend it will have a positive closure very close to the trend’...
  • Forex – Depletion bars
    Da admin il January 3, 2010 | No Comments  Comment
    The depletion bar can be usually found at the end of a trend and it indicated a possible reversal of that trend. It has  a significant pyschological aspect, that’s why it is considered one of the most reliable bars. By studying a candlestick, you can notice that above and below the main candl...
  • Forex – Support and Resistance levels
    Da admin il January 1, 2010 | No Comments  Comment
    The support is that level at which the price will never get below, for a given period of time, due to high concentration of demand. On the contrary, resistance is the given level above which the prce will not rise ever, due to increased sale volumes as you approach the given price. Support and resis...
  • Analysis of Kagi graphs
    Da admin il December 27, 2009 | No Comments  Comment
    We have already analyzed how the Kagi graphs represent, through the drawing of lines, the evolution of prices of a given index, currency or title. Let’s now analyse how to behave in a practical and operative point of view. First of all, you can choose among three different ways to approach th...
  • Forex – Kagi graphs
    Da admin il December 27, 2009 | No Comments  Comment
    After studying the Renko graphs, we now analyse the Kagi graphs, whose name derives from a Japanese man ( Mr. Kagi infact ) that was born during the growth of the japanese market, around 1870. The Kagi graphs are made by showing the price and not the time. On the Kagi graph the evolution of prices i...
  • How to analyse a Renko graph
    Da admin il December 24, 2009 | No Comments  Comment
    After building a Renko graph, you must be able to analyse it. The first thing to know is that the graph does not involve time: on the graph, as a matter of fact, you will notice price variations without considering the elapsed time. You must keep in mind that if a price mutates from its previous va...
  • Forex – Renko graphs
    Da admin il December 24, 2009 | No Comments  Comment
    The Renko graph is a graph made by “bricks” and realized by analyzing the prices of closure in the moments of quotations. The word “Renko” derives from the italian word “renga” that in Italian means, as a matter of fact, “brick”. You  must be add a &#...
  • The possibilities of a trend
    Da admin il December 17, 2009 | No Comments  Comment
    The traders with limited experience begin to understand that there is no need to consider every little movement of the market. There are different ways to understand which information is worthy of consideration in order to calculate the future evolution of trends. Studying trend combinations and Fib...
  • Analisys of the trend of an index or of a currency
    Da admin il December 16, 2009 | No Comments  Comment
    When you decide to invest on the Forex, on an index or currency, you must know which are the graphs that can be found in order to understand the trend of a title. All graphs essentially display three different possible situations that change frequently with each other. The combination of these varia...
  • Candlestick: falling three methods
    Da admin il December 16, 2009 | No Comments  Comment
    The Falling Three Methods is essentially the opposite situation seen in the Rising Three Methods. It is the continuation of a negative trend, which also consists in a series of five candlesticks but having black candles in the beginning and in end, thus indicating a negative closing. In the middle w...