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This Blog is for educational purpose only. _______________ Here, we are using Trendlines, RSI Indicator, Dow Theory and Candlestick Chart (weekly time frame) for this analysis. Keyword: Trend - Three basic trends are given below for basic understanding. Bullish trend, price keep making new high, higher then previous high and new low, higher than previous low. Bearish trend, price keep making new low, lower then previous low and new high, lower than previous low. Sideways trend, price stuck in range bound area, where price keep making high near previous high and low near previous low. Trendlines - In finance, a trend line is a bounding line for the price movement of a security. It is formed when a diagonal line can be drawn between a minimum of two or more price pivot points. A line can be drawn between any two points, but it does not qualify as a trend line until tested. RSI - The relative strength index is a technical indicator used in the analysis of financial markets. ...
Hello everyone. We hope you all are doing great and surviving well in this pandemic period. So, we’re here again with this new episode to enhance your understanding by telling you about the difference between investing and trading. As many people think of these terms carrying the same meaning but the insights are actually different. However, let’s dig in to find out that how are they different without wasting any other second. Trading focuses on the active buying and selling of shares whereas investing is to hold the securities for long periods. In trading, stocks are hold for shorter period and investors buy and hold for long periods till it reaches its full potential. Short-term market fluctuations affect trading as traders expect share prices to move in a particular direction while these short-term market fluctuations are insignificant for investors. Traders need to keep an eye on price movements to gain more profits because a small miss can lead to losses while investor e...
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