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candlestick reading

Postby peldoman on 26 Apr 2009

Hello,
My name is Henny en iám just starting the forex market.
Who know's , example if i read the candle's sticks from 5 minutes it looks like they
in an uptrend.
But when i put it on 1 hour or 24 hours they show the downtrend.
So my question , what is the best way to read them for making a trade?

regards, Henny
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Re: candlestick reading

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Re: candlestick reading

Postby twinlam1 on 04 May 2009

read them in whatever time frame you are gonna trade. That's the only one that matters for you. Choose one time frame and trade it.
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Re: candlestick reading

Postby ikay44 on 20 Jun 2009

The trend can be very confusing and i want to know if you can program a particular trend time suitable to you and lock it up for example you enter at 12pm when the trend seems to be going up and set to exit at 12.30pm and collect whatever profit or loss accrued. I need an advice as a newbie.
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Re: candlestick reading

Postby 01Bob73 on 11 Jul 2009

Presently, I am daytrading the emini Dow, but I think the same GENERAL rules apply to most markets. My setup includes the following charts: 60 min, 15 min, 3 min, 1 min, and 89 tick. The 60 min and 15 min each have a 5 period and 20 period simple moving average. If the 5 period sma is above the 20 period sma on both charts, the day is considered in an uptrend. If both 5 period sma's are below the slower sma's, it is a downtrend day. If the 2 charts are not the same, it's a choppy, sideways day
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Re: candlestick reading

Postby 01Bob73 on 11 Jul 2009

continued>>>> If I were to trade on a different time frame, say daily, I would setup similar charts on longer periods, perhaps a 3 day chart and a one week chart. Or weekly and monthly charts, but with the same 5 period and 20 period simple moving averages. A linear regression line on a chart also gives a nice directional slant. Learn by playing around in sandbox.
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Re: candlestick reading

Postby JOSEPH951 on 25 Jul 2009

[quote
="peldoman"]Hello,
My name is Henny en iám just starting the forex market.
Who know's , example if i read the candle's sticks from 5 minutes it looks like they
in an uptrend.
But when i put it on 1 hour or 24 hours they show the downtrend.
So my question , what is the best way to read them for making a trade?

regards, Henny[/quote]
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