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Posted by : Neha Gupta This week Nifty futures has traded above the 8000 mark. The Indian market has been performing so well since march that after looking at the charts the first question comes to the mind is; is it gonna go down at all?

Posted by : Neha Gupta When you start developing interest in Technical analysis, Candlestick is among few of those tools one begins with. There are many different kinds of stock charts in use, but Japanese candlesticks are probably the most commonly used by experts all over the world.

Posted by : Neha Gupta Stoploss. Don't we hear this word multiple times in a day, no matter which channel you're watching and who the analyst is. When we hear this all the time the question that comes to the mind is that, is placing a stoploss really necessary & if so how?

Posted By : Neha Gupta I have read somewhere that no matter what you learn in life it can always help you trade in the stock market; may be not in the exact same words but this is what the writer meant I suppose.

The hanging man is a bearish market indicator, which expresses a trend reversal of an uptrend move. Hanging man candlestick formation has a short body at the top of the candlestick with a long lower shadow and little or no upper shadow.

The second of the many factors that you will have to consider when you choose a time-frame are the operating hours of the market. Let us say that you have a working system designed for the Australian stock market which is a 6 hours market (i.e.

The post discusses how an inverted hammer candlestick pattern is formed & how a trader or investor can identify it & make use of it in their stock market activities. It can be used as a bullish technical analysis indicator in the markets when applied on c

A take on the Nifty futures outlook over the short to medium term with a charting perspective from the 60 minute futures time frame. Support & resistance levels with key strong support levels are also discussed.

So far in candlesticks we have discussed the hanging man, hammer and in my recent post the inverted hammer. It is always good to compare multiple patterns and understand their uniqueness as well as their similarities. If we do so it helps us in developing an understanding of the subject as a whole & also the entire learning becomes application friendly.

When the open and close prices of a candlestick are at or near the same level, the Doji candlestick indicates indecisiveness on the part of investors/traders. Sometimes it also expresses an exhaustion in the current trend, therefore giving us a clear trend reversal signal.

A take on the Nifty futures outlook over the short to medium term with a charting perspective from the 60 minute futures time frame. Support & resistance levels with key strong support levels are also discussed.

The post discusses how an inverted hammer candlestick pattern is formed & how a trader or investor can identify it & make use of it in their stock market activities. It can be used as a bullish technical analysis indicator in the markets when applied on c