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chart construction
Bookmarked 582 weeks ago http:wwwwealthchaperonecomvideoschart-constructionthis lesson by wealth chaperone will explain chart construction most charts that you view are known as candlestick charts every green or red box shows the price action for a given day on that particular stockwhen the market opens the stocks begin to trade as trades occur the price of the stock goes up and down this movement is registered by drawing a line at the end of the day the top of the line shows the highest price the stock reached that day and the bottom of the line shows the lowest price that the stock reached for that day this line also features a horizontal line showing the opening price on the left and the closing price at the end of the day on the rightwhen you view a chart for numerous days you will see many lines showing the high and low prices of the stock if the opening price is higher than the closing price we know that the stock price dropped in that specific day on these days the entire bar shows as red when the closing price is higher than the opening price there was more buying of that stock on that day if this is the case the entire bar will be green now when you look at a chart you can easily see on what days the stock went up and on what days the stock went down just by looking at the colours of the barsnext you will want to analyze how far apart the stock moves are this means looking at how far apart the opening and closing prices are the further apart they are the more buying and selling that took place to make it simple for you to see these differences candlestick charts are used a square or rectangle is used to join the opening and closing prices if the opening price is higher than the closing price the box is coloured in red and vice versa by looking at candlestick charts you are able to see the days that pushed the price lower and higherfinally you will view volume which shows how many stocks were bought and sold that day the volume is shown at the bottom of the chart if you follow the top of the line to the right you can see the total volume that was traded for that day |
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chart reading
Bookmarked 582 weeks ago http:wwwwealthchaperonecomvideoschart-readingin this lesson by wealth chaperone you will learn basic chart reading strategies when a stock moves up known as an uptrend it moves up and takes a break if the peaks continue to become higher than the last then the stock is considered to be in an uptrend you also want to see that the lows are becoming higher as wella trend line is drawn to show an alert as to when the stock may stop increasing and begin to decrease when a stock is in a down trend it will begin to move down take a break and move down again if the highs are getting lower and the lows are getting lower then the stock is in a down trendchartists look for support and resistance to determine the trend of a stock |
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