Content
- Introduction
- What is Technical Analysis?
- Who Uses Technical Analysis?
- How To Do Technical Analysis Of The Financial Market?
- Core Principles Of Technical Analysis
- Technical vs. Fundamental Analysis
- The Role of Volume in Technical Analysis
- Identifying Trends and Reversals in the Market
- Conclusion
Introduction
Technical Analysis of financial markets is a trading discipline that evaluates investments and identifies trading opportunities. That is, it is the last leg of the stock market analysis. It uses charts and the market price of the stock to detect future patterns. Moreover, it helps investors to analyse the historical patterns as well for more accuracy.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Fundamental Analysis measures the intrinsic value of the stocks, whereas technical Analysis considers the statistical trends when analyzing the price and volume of the stock.
One can read the price charts in the financial market by following the "Head and Shoulders" method. The reversal patterns indicate the price movement, and analysts can track these patterns to analyze the rise or fall of the stock market price.
Analysts can use technical Analysis on financial markets and asset classes. They can use technical Analysis on bonds, equities, real estate, etc.
The investor should mark every peak and trough. A downtrend indicates support level is in the lower peak, and the resistance will also stay in the lower peak. In an upward trend, the support level stays in the higher-low peak while the resistance is in the higher-high peak.