Summary of Every Trading Strategy Explained in 12 Minutes
Here are some key concepts in technical analysis:
- Fibonacci retracements: Tool based on Fibonacci numbers to identify Support and resistance levels.
- Breakout patterns: Sudden movements after consolidation, using patterns like wedges and triangles.
- Reversal patterns: Price moves opposite to trend, identified by patterns like double tops and Head and Shoulders.
- Elliot wave: Theory of market movements in five waves, with specific rules for validation.
- Fair value gaps: Significant gaps due to buying/selling imbalances.
- Candlestick patterns: Analyzing future price movements based on specific candle shapes.
- Ha kanashi: Indicator replacing traditional Candlestick chart with less noise.
- Moon phases: Using moon cycles to time the market based on human emotions.
- Ranko: Replaces Candlestick chart with blocks based on price changes.
- Harmonic patterns: Advanced patterns based on Fibonacci numbers to predict price movements.
- Support and resistance: Key levels where price has bounced in the past.
- Dynamic Support and resistance: Key levels using indicators like moving averages.
- Trend lines: Diagonal key levels to identify trend direction.
- Gan angles: Tool to measure trend strength based on angles.
- Momentum indicators: Measure trend direction and strength.
- Oscillators: Display relative strength of price in choppy markets.
- Divergences: Opposite signals of indicator and price movement indicating possible reversals.
- Volume indicators: Show strength behind price movement by tracking trading volume.
- Supply and demand zones: Zones where significant price movements have occurred.
- Market structure: Analyzing market behavior, conditions, and flow.
- Break of structure: Price breaking previous peak during a trend.
- Change of character: Price breaking previous structure, signaling a reversal.
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Notable Quotes
— 01:30 — « Head and Shoulders cups and handles »
— 01:57 — « to ensure that a movement is considered as a valid Elliot wave »
— 02:13 — « second wave three must be the longest wave amongst Wave 1, 3, and five »
— 02:28 — « resembles a possible one 23 Elliot wave »
— 03:05 — « this level now acts as a potential magnet where price may revisit before continuing its movement »
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