STOCK TRADING FOR BEGINNERS

The main feature of a Daily Stock Chart candlestick is that the area between the open and close price is filled in, with the direction. Typically, you will see bars represented as dark candles on days where the price closed lower than the open, or white candles on days where the price closed higher than the open. The actual high and low prices are called “wicks”. Candlesticks don’t involve calculations, rather they simply offer a different perspective for viewing price

action. The interpretation of candlesticks is based primarily on online stock chart patterns that are formed from period to period. For example, you may have heard of terms like

DailyStockCharts.com Live charting examples will be done in a Live Trading Room setting online for this training.

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Technical Stock Charts. DailyStockCharts.com in section covers IN DETAIL the Simple moving average, which is simply an average price over some time, the exponential moving average, which is more complex and places extra weight on prior values, plus several other types of moving averages like weighted averages, triangular averages,  price time-series average calculations on prior values, plus several other types of moving averages like weighted averages, triangular averages, time series calculations, keeps calculating as prices in stocks go up and or down.