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Encyclopedia of Candlestick Charts Encyclopedia of Candlestick Charts: 332 (Wiley Trading) BookEncyclopedia of Candlestick Charts: 332 (Wiley Trading) AuthorsThomas N. Bulkowski Edition Download Encyclopedia of Candlestick Charts: 332 (Wiley Trading) free ebook in pdf Findings Arguably, you
are reading the most important chapter because it discusses the discoveries I made about candles while researching this book. You may already know some of them, but the others are new. I’ll refer to many of them in later chapters.A Number of Candles Do Not Work as Expected This is the big surprise
for candle lovers. A candle that functions as a reversal of an upward wend should cause price to drop. Thus, a dose above the top of the preceding candle would be a failure because price dimbed instead of fell, whereas a dose below the previous low would be a success. Similarly, a continuation candle
should have price break out in the same direction as it entered. If price rose into the candle, for example, it should break out upward; a downward breakout would be a failure. How many of the 103 candles I looked at passed or failed according to this method?Passed: 69% Failed: 31%If you listen closely,
you may hear the half-glass-full people screaming. Yes, 69% of the candles worked, so let’s discuss additional tests. If I say that a success rate of less than 60% is considered just random, then how many candles worked at least 60% of the time? There are 412 different combinations of 103 candles that
acted as reversals or continuations in bull and bear markets. Of the 412, only 100 candles qualified, so the answer is 24%. Arguably, you are reading the most important chapter because it discusses the discoveries I made about candles while researching this book. You may already know some of them,
but the others are new. I’ll refer to many of them in later chapters.A Number of Candles Do Not Work as Expected This is the big surprise for candle lovers. A candle that functions as a reversal of an upward wend should cause price to drop. Thus, a dose above the top of the preceding candle would be a
failure because price dimbed instead of fell, whereas a dose below the previous low would be a success. Similarly, a continuation candle should have price break out in the same direction as it entered. If price rose into the candle, for example, it should break out upward; a downward breakout would be a
failure. How many of the 103 candles I looked at passed or failed according to this method?Passed: 69% Failed: 31%If you listen closely, you may hear the half-glass-full people screaming. Yes, 69% of the candles worked, so let’s discuss additional tests. If I say that a success rate of less than 60% is
considered just random, then how many candles worked at least 60% of the time? There are 412 different combinations of 103 candles that acted as reversals or continuations in bull and bear markets. Of the 412, only 100 candles qualified, so the answer is 24%. Free download Encyclopedia of
Candlestick Charts: 332 (Wiley Trading) ebook pdf New Price Lines Behavior and Rank Theoretical: Bearish reversal. Actual bull market Bullish continuation 51% of the time (ranking 46). Actual bear market: Bullish continuation 61% of the time (ranking 22). Frequency: 87th out of 103. Overall
performance over time: 99th out of 103. Twelve new price lines occur more often than I expected until you consider that I searched for it in over 4.7 million candle lines. I uncovered 192. Encyclopedia of Candlestick Charts: 332 (Wiley Trading) When you separate them into bull and bear markets, up and
down breakouts, many of the statistics are subject to change, so interpret them with care. This candlestick pattern is a study in buying demand that pushes price up for 12 consecutive days. It reminds me of a snowball tumbling downhill, collecting more snow as it goes, growing bigger, but eventually it will
hit the valley floor and roll to a stop. Price moving up must stop sometime, but saying it will stop after 12 days is unwise, and the statistics agree. Price might or might not make another higher high tomorrow or the day after. Look at the 8 or 10 new price lines candlestick. The thinking there is that price bad
to reverse after a string of 8 or 10 consecutively higher highs, but it didn’t. And there is a 13 new price lines candle pattern, too. Why not 14 or 15? Maybe a 14 new price lines pattern is really two sevens glued together with one down day. The point is that reversals cannot be pinned to how many
consecutively higher highs appear. However, you never know unless you take a look, and that is what this chapter is all about. Twelve new price lines act as a bullish continuation pattern between 51% (bull market) and 61% (bear market) of the time. Whether the candlestick acts as a reversal or not is
often determined not by the candlestick itself, but by other factors, such as industry trends, market trends, and overhead resistance. The continuation rate of 61% is quite good, ranting 22nd out of 103, where 1 is best. However, when you look at the overall performance rank, not only do clouds gather, but
it’s a hurricane. The rank is 99 out of 103 where 1 is best, and it is based on the perfonnance of price over the 10 days after the candle pattern ends compared to the other candle patterns. Identification Guidelines Identification of 12 new price lines is easy, and Figure 5.1 shows an example. Price moves
in a wading range for most of April and then starts wending upward. After 12 consecutive new highs, one would expect price to retrace at least a portion of the up move, and it does, but for just two days. After that, price wobbles up and down then goes horizontal until June before gapping. About the autor
Thomas N. Bulkowski. Many recognize Thomas N. Bulkowski as one of the world’s leading authorities on chart patterns. He is a successful investor and trader with almost forty years of market experience. He is also a best-selling author of non-fiction books and novels. His books have been translated into
over a dozen languages. Over 130 articles of his have been published in Active Trader; Stocks, Futures and Options; The Journal of the Society of Technical Analysts, The Technical Analyst; Traders’; The Trader’s Journal and Technical Analysis of Stocks & Commodities magazines. Before earning
enough from his investments to retire from his day job at age thirty-six, Bulkowski was a hardware design engineer, a senior software engineer, and a software manager. In his spare time, he likes to wander around his back yard looking for toads, spiders, snakes, and other inhabitants to photograph
them. Occasionally plays guitar while watching birds visit the bath or feeder, putters around in his garden, reads and writes fiction, does woodworking, chases cars with his bicycle (that is, he exercises) and other endeavors. Experienced Accountant with a demonstrated history of working in the financial
services industry Trading Cryptocurrencies. Skilled in Microsoft Excel, Customer Service, Management, Auditing, and Financial Accounting. Strong Bitcoin Trader. September 1, 2020 September 8, 2020 August 17, 2020 This website uses cookies to help you navigate and receive "feedback" to improve
our services, assist you with the content that you like, and provide you with the best experience. Accept Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Loading PreviewSorry, preview is currently unavailable. You can download the paper by clicking the button above. Candlesticks can help you become a better
trader, but only if you learn how they work, know what to look for, and understand the trading setups that can bring out their best. Encyclopedia of Candlestick Charts can help you do all this and much more.Following in the footsteps of author Thomas Bulkowski's bestselling Encyclopedia of Chart
Patterns?and structured in the same way?this easy-to-read and -use reference book takes an in-depth look at 103 candlestick formations, from identification guidelines and statistical analysis of their behavior to detailed trading tactics.In each chapter of Encyclopedia of Candlestick Charts, you'll find:
Behavior and Rank, which show how each candle is theoretically supposed to work and how it actually does in both bull and bear markets, including rankings against other candlesticks plus the psychology behind the pattern Identification Guidelines that describe what to look for Statistics, which include
the following tables: general statistics, height statistics, andvolume stats Trading Tactics that discuss strategies to increase profits and minimize risk, plus tables of reversal rates and indicators to improve performance Sample Trades, which walk you through a hypothetical or actual trade using real data
For Best Performance, a quick-reference tableof selection tips to boost performanceEncyclopedia of Candlestick Charts also includes chapters that contain important discoveries, statistical summaries, a discussion of distinct methodologies that explain each table entry in detail, a glossary of relevant
terms, and a visual index to make candlestick identification easy.Whether you're a novice trader or an experienced hedge fund manager, the Encyclopedia of Candlestick Charts has something for you. No other book combines a comprehensive list of candlesticks with a statistical review of their
performance?in both bull and bear markets?in one easily accessible package. The information you find here will quickly enhance your understanding of this field and allow you to trade in a more effective way. --This text refers to an alternate kindle_edition edition. Thomas N. Bulkowski is a successful
investor with over twenty-five years of experience trading stocks. He is also the author of the Wiley titles Getting Started in Chart Patterns, Trading Classic Chart Patterns, and Encyclopedia of Chart Patterns, Second Edition. Bulkowski is a frequent contributor to Active Trader; Stocks, Futures & Options;
Technical Analysis of Stocks & Commodities; and other publications. Before earning enough from his investments to "retire" from his day job at age thirty-six, Bulkowski was a hardware design engineer at Raytheon and a senior software engineer for Tandy Corporation. --This text refers to an alternate
kindle_edition edition. Encyclopedia of Candlestick Charts"Great research, great organization, and a wealth of information. Not only does Tom identify the best formations, he shows the practical way to trade each one. And, he puts the best results right in front, rather than playing hide-and-seek with the
reader. You don't need to be a chartist to get value from this book. I highly recommend it."?Perry Kaufman, author of New Trading Systems and Methods, Fourth Edition"Man cannot live on bread alone, and according to Tom Bulkowski's research, one cannot trade by candlesticks alone. Tom's intensive
statistical work seeks out the truth in the frequency and reliability of trading with candlestick charts. His exhaustive and thorough research will give the reader an eye opener to help guide them in their trading decisions. This is a must-read edition of a high-caliber piece of trading literature for every trader
who uses candlecharts."?John Person, author of Candlestick and Pivot Point Trading Triggers and President of Nationalfutures.com"When I wrote the Third Edition of Candlestick Charting Explained, I believed I had thoroughly covered every aspect of this respectable analysis technique. Tom has written
a solid reference that can easily be used in coordination with other books in this exciting field. The Encyclopedia of Candlestick Charts is a reference that every technical analyst will want to own."?Gregory L. Morris, Senior Portfolio Manager, PMFM, Inc., and author of Candlestick Charting Explained,
Third Edition and The Complete Guide to Market Breadth Indicators --This text refers to an alternate kindle_edition edition. Following in the footsteps of author Thomas Bulkowski’s bestselling Encyclopedia of Chart Patterns—and structured in the same way—this easy-to-read and -use resource takes an
in-depth look at 103 candlestick formations, from identification guidelines and statistical analysis of their behavior to detailed trading tactics. Encyclopedia of Candlestick Charts also includes chapters that contain important discoveries and statistical summaries, as well as a glossary of relevant terms and
a visual index to make candlestick identification easy. Editorial reviews Publisher Synopsis "...a valuable addition to the limited literature available...essential reading for any trader who uses candles on a regular basis." The Technical Analyst June 2008 User-contributed reviews Add a review and share
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