Education and learning is not something that stops when you graduate from school. It is forever ongoing, especially in the financial markets. Nothing ever should be accepted without questioning who presented it and the reasons why.
The great thing about Technical Analysis is it can see past the lies that we tell ourselves, which are some of the worst and the most difficult to combat, and that are told by others. Having the objectivity to use Technical Analysis to make us money sometimes is much easier said than done, but as stated above, "learning is not something that stops when you graduate from school." We are always learning, and Trending123.com is your short cut to making profits while keeping the learning curve to a minimum.
So how can Technical Analysis help you? Let me show you the ways by walking you down the path of "truth and lies."
If you think about it, charts are nothing more than emotions plotted on a grid in the form of lines or candlesticks that show what investors feel about a particular stock or security.
This is an example of a grid with candlesticks.
Every investor must fight through the wall of noise that has kept them from becoming wealthy by doing this every week with each of their stocks.
What I love about Technical Analysis is that these "candlesticks on a grid" form what we call chart patterns. This is an example of one below.
A Flag (Bullish) follows a steep, or nearly vertical rise in price, and consists of two parallel trendlines that form a rectangular flag shape. The Flag can be horizontal (as though the wind is blowing it); however, it often has a slight downtrend.
A subscriber posts on the message board:
I've been a member since December, and have been "listening" the whole time. However, in the past month I've began to realize the education that I've received has been enormous. Funny thing, my listening ability has changed too. I don't consider myself thickheaded, but after 10 months, my ability to hear what John says has changed. What's the point?
Mainly, to some of the newer people. The education takes time.
Bodie 11/01/07
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1. The Desire to want to earn money.
2. The Ability to keep it, once you earn it.
3. The Patience to do what works "over and over."
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Pam 11/01/07
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