Understand the raw basics needed to be a successful technical analyst.
Covering line chars, bar charts, candlestick charts and more, as well as market breadth, Part Two shows you how to navigate the markets, how to spot and read price gaps, and how to use breadth to understand the health of the market.
Check out the rest of our technical analysis course here:
Part 1: Rules you need to know and the big questions
Part 2: Essential Chart Knowledge – The Basics
Part 3: Direct Price Analysis (DPA) Tools
Part 4: Price Confirmation Tools Part – Trend & Momentum
Part 5: Volume, Volatility, and Sentiment
Part 6: Alternative Concepts – New Approaches to Technical Analysis
Part 8: Strategy Design and Implementation
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