OK, before going any further, we will discuss the types of trends first. Basically there are only three trends: rising (uptrend), down (downtrend) and flat (sideways). We will discuss them one by one.
1. The upward trend (uptrend)
It's simple: the ascending trend (uptrend) is the state when prices are moving up. But still there are prerequisites to determine that the market is in an uptrend. Consider the following picture.
Prerequisites uptrend is their series of PEAK (peak) of the higher and TROUGH (valley) were also higher. Because the word "series", there should be more than one. That is, there must be a minimum of two peaks in the two valleys MORE AND HIGH.
Examples uptrend in the candlestick chart:

2. downtrend (downtrend)
Unnecessarily complicated-complicated: down trend (downtrend) is the state when prices are moving down. But as the uptrend, there are also prerequisites.
Caption: P = Peak (Peak), L = Valley (Trough)
Prerequisites downtrend is their series of PEAK (peak) increasingly valley and TROUGH (valley) were also lower. Because the word "series", then there should be more than one. That is, there must be a minimum of two peaks in the two valleys MORE AND LOW.
Example downtrend on a candlestick chart:
3. Flat (sideways)
Well, this is too simple. It means not sideway movement uptrend and downtrend instead. What does it mean? Yes flat course. Remain there up and down but is limited in a certain range. In other words, there must be on the uptrend or downtrend can not be found.
Caption: P = Peak (Peak), L = Valley (Trough)
Example sideway on a candlestick chart:
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