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Gap Three Methods

Gap three methods  patterns are a lesser known but easily recognized candlestick pattern. Since candlesticks are the basic building block of most...

Stop Loss

What Is a Stop Loss Order? A stop loss is a type of order wherein a market buy or sell order is executed automatically if the asset reaches a...

Volume

What Is Trading Volume? Volume is the quantity of an asset that is trading over a specific time period.  It can be measured in shares, contracts, or...

Resistance

What Is Resistance? In regards to price action, resistance is a price level (or price range) that provides opposition against upward movement.  It...

Support

What Is Support? In regards to price action, support is a price level (or price range) that provides opposition against downward movement.  It can...

Trend

What Is a Trend? A trend is the overall direction of an asset’s price of a period of time.  A general increase in price is known as an uptrend while...

Downtrend

What Is an Downtrend? In trading and investing, a downtrend is a period of sustained price decreases.  It is characterized by a period of successive...

Uptrend

What Is an Uptrend? In trading and investing, an uptrend is a period of sustained price increases.  It is characterized by a period of successive...

Continuation

What Is a Continuation? A continuation is a resumption of trending price action following consolidation.  In other words, it is when an uptrend or...

Reversal

What Is a Reversal? A reversal is a change in the direction of an ongoing trend.  This could be a shift from an uptrend to a downtrend, or vice...

Bullish Tri-Star

Bullish Tri-Star

Bullish tri-star patterns are a fairly uncommon but easily recognized candlestick pattern. Learning how to read and trade them adds a valuable...

Bearish Tri-Star

Bearish Tri-Star

Bearish tri-star candlestick patterns are a fairly uncommon but easily recognized candlestick pattern. Learning how to read and trade them adds a...