Investing with Candlesticks

Investing with
Candlesticks

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Conservative investing and saving is
becoming popular in light of the recent
market crash and slowly recovering
economy.


Balancing a stock portfolio with a mixture of
growth stocks, dividend stocks, small cap
stocks and large cap stocks is a traditional
approach to long term investing.


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A smart addition to long term conservative
investing is investing with Candlesticks.


Investors use fundamental analysis in
picking stocks with a margin of safety and
intrinsic stock value.


This approach is good for picking promising
stocks for the long run but requires two
things to make it ultimately successful.


First of all stocks fluctuate in price.


Market sentiment varies on even the most
stable of stocks.


Because an investor wants to maximize his
profit in buying stock, investing with
Candlesticks is a good strategy.


Using Candlestick analysis, an investor can
profit from buying at the bottom of a price
curve.


His long term goal may be to have a steadily
growing stock but his short term goal is
buying stock at the best available price.


Even the most promising of stocks may run
into trouble.


Thus it is important for investors to routinely
do both fundamental and technical
analysis on stocks in their stock portfolio.


If a stock's margin of safety disappears or if
estimates of its forward looking earnings
start to sag the investor may wish to sell
stock.


Investing with Candlesticks helps.


With the use of Candlestick stock charts it is
possible to read market sentiment and exit
stock positions most profitably at the top of
market trends before market reversal.


By investing with Candlesticks, long term
investors can take advantage of periods of
market inefficiency to pick up good long
term stocks at low prices.


For example, a growing stock may get
caught in a market correction.


All of the fundamental analysis in the world
may not tell the investor what this stock
will do in the next hours or days.


If an investor wishes to avoid taking a big
loss during a market correction he will
often be best served by putting on his day
trader hat and investing with Candlesticks.


Using Candlestick patterns as a guide it is
possible to anticipate stock price changes
in even the most confusing of markets.


Will the stock in question resume its rise or
will the market take it down with a
vengeance?


By investing with Candlesticks an investor is
using the past as a guide to the future.


Because stock price patterns repeat
themselves it is commonly possible to
read the first segment of the pattern in
order to anticipate the last segment.


The market quickly discounts changes in
fundamentals but big changes in
fundamentals often lead to a period of
market inefficiency.


Using Candlestick charts an investor can
buy, sell, or simply watch, based upon
time honored technical analysis provided
by the Candlesticks.


Investing with Candlesticks as a guide is an
excellent means of extending the profits
that investors hope to gain with sound
fundamental analysis and a balanced
stock portfolio.


Investing with Candlesticks

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