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Name: Chart Patterns Tutorial
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-File Size: 2.25 MB
Technical analysis can be rather simple or quite complex, depending on the capabilities you have to manipulate the market data. The 'primary' trading tools include basic chart patterns, such as triangles, double tops and bottoms, head-and-shoulders, flags, pennants and, of course, one of the most basic, yet most powerful, trading tools, the trend line. As long as you have the relevant price data, these basic tools do not even require a computer although a computer does make analysis much faster and easier.
 
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