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Tackle Today: Technical Analysis 101

April 9, 2020

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Technical Analysis 101. Essential for Beginners.

Last update: August 2021

≈ Learn Technical Analysis ≈

Traders,

In this time of volatility, uncertainty and constantly changing news headlines due to the Coronavirus pandemic, one thing has stayed consistent: charting/technical analysis. Whether you day trade, swing trade, position trade, or invest, charting is an important skill set to learn so you can navigate these markets and continue to trade.

There are some basic steps to reading any chart:

  1. First: Identify the trend.
  2. Second: Identify the pattern.
  3. Third: Identify the entry point.
  4. Fourth: Build a trading plan.

Have you built the skills to be able to read charts confidently? If so, great! If not, consider taking the Technical Analysis 101 course to give you a jumpstart to the process.

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Charting is the foundation of all types of trading systems, including cash flow, directional, investing, and swing trading. It’s a needed skill set, and you should make sure you put the time in to learn it.


Chart of the Day: Uptrend with higher highs and higher lows

Chart of the Day: Example of an uptrend with higher highs and higher lows
Example of an uptrend with higher highs and higher lows.

Video of the day: What are higher highs and higher lows


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