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    Technical Analysis : An Introduction
    Technical Analysis : An Introduction
    Technical Analysis : An Introduction
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    Technical Analysis : An Introduction

    By Sankar Srinivasan

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    "Technical Analysis: An Introduction" is a comprehensive guide written by Sankar Srinivasan, a certified market professional of the National Stock Exchange of India. This book offers a clear and concise overview of technical analysis, a vital tool for successful investing in today's dynamic stock market.

    In this book, Sankar Srinivasan breaks down the complex world of technical analysis into easily understandable concepts, making it accessible to both beginners and experienced investors. From chart patterns and trend analysis to support and resistance levels, this book covers all the essential aspects of technical analysis that every investor needs to know.

    With a strong focus on practical application, "Technical Analysis: An Introduction" equips readers with the necessary skills to analyze stock market trends, identify potential entry and exit points, and make informed investment decisions. Sankar Srinivasan's expertise and real-life examples provide readers with valuable insights and strategies to enhance their trading proficiency.

    As a certified market professional of the National Stock Exchange of India, Sankar Srinivasan brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the table. His expertise shines through in the book, as he guides readers through the intricacies of technical analysis with clarity and precision.

    Whether you are a novice investor looking to build a strong foundation or a seasoned trader seeking to sharpen your skills, "Technical Analysis: An Introduction" is the go-to resource for mastering the art of technical analysis. This book will empower you to navigate the stock market with confidence and achieve your financial goals.

    Key topics covered in this book include:

    - Candlestick patterns and their significance

    - Moving averages and their application in trend analysis

    - Support and resistance levels and how to identify them

    - Oscillators and indicators for timing entry and exit points

    - Risk management techniques for minimizing losses

    - Case studies and real-life examples for practical understanding

    Pick up your copy of "Technical Analysis: An Introduction" today and embark on a transformative journey to become a skilled technical analyst. Start making smarter investment decisions and unlock the potential for financial success in the stock market.

     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSankar Srinivasan
    Release dateApr 7, 2023
    ISBN9798215944653
    Technical Analysis : An Introduction
    Author

    Sankar Srinivasan

    Sankar Srinivasan is having more than 10 years experience in Technical Analysis and Online Trading.  He is conducting Technical Analysis and GANN Theory Classes for Online trading. He is heading a sub-brokership for Global Forex and Indian Stock Trading.  He provides technical guidance to lot of Stock, Commodity and Forex Traders in South India.  Moreover, He is a National Stock Exchange of India’s Certified Market Professional.

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      Technical Analysis - Sankar Srinivasan

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      TECHNICAL ANALYSIS : AN INTRODUCTION

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      Table of Contents

      Copyright 1

      Table of Contents 2

      Technical Analysis : An Introduction 3

      Basics of Technical Analysis 3

      Charting Techniques 5

      Trend Analysis 7

      Technical Indicators and Oscillators 8

      Introduction to Indicators and Oscillators 9

      Types of Indicators and Oscillators 10

      How to Interpret Indicators and Oscillators 11

      Indicators and Oscillators in Practice 12

      Chart Patterns 29

      Trading Strategies 33

      Technical Analysis : An Introduction

      Introduction:

      Technical analysis is a method of analyzing securities and predicting future price movements, mainly by examining past market data such as price and volume. Technical analysts believe that by analyzing charts and other trading indicators, they can predict short-term and long-term market trends. Technical analysis is an important tool for traders, investors and analysts who want to gain an edge in the market. This e-book introduces technical analysis, its basic principles, and some common techniques used by traders.

      Basics of Technical Analysis

      Technical analysis is a method of analyzing financial markets that relies on the use of charts and technical indicators to identify patterns and trends in asset prices. A basic premise of technical analysis is that past price movements can provide insight into future price movements.

      One of the key concepts in technical analysis is support and resistance levels. A support level is a price level with enough buying pressure to prevent the price from falling further, and a resistance level is a price level with enough selling pressure to prevent the price from rising further. A trader uses these levels to identify potential trading opportunities and set his stop loss levels.

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