For our first in a six part series we explore the origins of technical analysis by taking a look at the history of Japanese Samurai Trader Munehisa Homma and his discovery of the candlestick and candlestick patterns.
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Technical Analysis Basics Series Video 1: Munehisa Homma and the Candlestick
For our first in a six part series we explore the origins of technical analysis by taking a look at the history of Japanese Samurai Trader Munehisa Homma and his discovery of the candlestick and candlestick patterns.
Refrence: Wiki
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Great content. Technical analysis a great tool for the investor's toobox. I'm a fan of Nison's book on candlestick charting.
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Technical analysis will have to be use with caution and in combination with proper stop loss. Blindly using would result in heavy losses.
Excellent post, it's amazing to have this content on steem; thank you for sharing.
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it seems that now i will be a great trader..
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