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September 01, 2019, 11:28:21 AM |
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1) I have seen some course about technical analysis, they explain those charts where it would have worked before, saying support brake resistance 'sell' resistance brake support 'buy' and those chart patterns
2) when we must not use Technical analysis
in simple, my question is , does technical analysis work every time and can we predict every move using technical analysis or times when we should not predict price using technical analysis
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September 01, 2019, 12:14:42 PM |
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Technical analysis doesn't always work. So don't expect it to be correct all the time. And you have to use simple technical charts. They work fairly well for me than complicated charts.
However be mindful of predicting future price direction with old charts. Does not work especially these days
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September 01, 2019, 01:52:30 PM |
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1) I have seen some course about technical analysis, they explain those charts where it would have worked before, saying support brake resistance 'sell' resistance brake support 'buy' and those chart patterns
2) when we must not use Technical analysis
in simple, my question is , does technical analysis work every time and can we predict every move using technical analysis or times when we should not predict price using technical analysis
Technical analysis is not 100% effective way for us to get profit in trading business whether crypto, bitcoin or fiat. Although, there are some technical analysis would give you profit if you do the right things for it.
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September 01, 2019, 06:03:12 PM |
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in simple, my question is , does technical analysis work every time and can we predict every move using technical analysis or times when we should not predict price using technical analysis
It can be both things yet theres nothing that can be identified as a working tool to predict the market precisely. Technicals or Fundamentals these 2 things are the most common tools that had been applied when you do trade up but not actually making precise predictions but somehow a much better thing to have than have nothing at all.Use it anytime since theres no specific timeframe or situation where these tools would work or not.
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September 01, 2019, 06:48:54 PM |
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Technical analysis and fundamental analysis go hand in hand that is they need to be applied equally. Also, only one TA pattern can never give you a conclusion of the market direction. That is only support or resistance or Head and shoulder pattern individually can never decide the price.
You need to use the combination of patterns and indicators to predict the market direction. By using indicator combination on different graphs and observing can give you a strategy. Practice can give you a strategy that you can rely on.
These tutorials of a signal pattern or indicator are like ABC's of trading language.
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September 01, 2019, 11:21:40 PM |
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in simple, my question is , does technical analysis work every time and can we predict every move using technical analysis or times when we should not predict price using technical analysis
Markets are unpredictable, so no, TA doesn't work every time. It's more about probability. A good trader will back-test a pattern or candlestick setup extensively to determine its likelihood of success, and to gauge the risk/reward of a trade. We're trying to win 6 or 7 trades out of 10. 10 out of 10 is impossible.
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September 01, 2019, 11:53:57 PM |
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in simple, my question is , does technical analysis work every time and can we predict every move using technical analysis or times when we should not predict price using technical analysis
technical analysis does not work every time but it helps finding out signals and market trends conservative TA always points out support and resistance levels means it cannot be 100% sure, only shows possible outcomes with probability percentages some traders may follow and some may against it, hence market trend and price becomes reality
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September 02, 2019, 12:51:43 AM |
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Technical analysis is also a useful tool but just to assist us as it is proven 100 percent not accurate, it is just like predicting the future of the crypto market movement which is proven unpredictable. We may depend on technical analysis but for reference use only.
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September 02, 2019, 03:42:06 AM |
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1) I have seen some course about technical analysis, they explain those charts where it would have worked before, saying support brake resistance 'sell' resistance brake support 'buy' and those chart patterns
2) when we must not use Technical analysis
in simple, my question is , does technical analysis work every time and can we predict every move using technical analysis or times when we should not predict price using technical analysis
I think work or not it is all depends on market. But without technical analysis we only like gamble in trading because what we do maybe only buy and sell and hold if stuck and without technical analysis maybe there are a lot chance people to waste their time in trading. Because what we look in trading is how to get profit in shortest time. But this is only personal opinion from me.
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September 02, 2019, 04:44:22 AM |
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2) when we must not use Technical analysis
in simple, my question is , does technical analysis work every time and can we predict every move using technical analysis or times when we should not predict price using technical analysis
Technical analysis is just your guide; it's not accurate and certain. It's must in order to read and understand the movement of market through chart. It's difficult to predict a price without using technical analysis. Alternatively, we can use fundamental analysis if the market we are trading is in real world entity however fundamental analysis still needed to be confirmed by technical analysis thus we won't become a FOMO person.
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September 02, 2019, 08:36:21 AM |
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It always works and provides the right indicators for the psychology of traders. technical analysis has been studied for decades and everything has been applied for a long time. As a newbie, I also have the same questions as you. But when I learned it and tried it out, it was really real.
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September 02, 2019, 12:09:05 PM |
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It always works and provides the right indicators for the psychology of traders. technical analysis has been studied for decades and everything has been applied for a long time. As a newbie, I also have the same questions as you. But when I learned it and tried it out, it was really real.
I wouldn't say it always works, but if you use the right indicators then it should work most of the time. If you're looking to get started with TA, I would suggest starting with simple indicators like RSI, BBs, etc. Then move onto Fib retracements, Elliot Waves, etc.
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September 03, 2019, 07:38:06 AM |
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1) I have seen some course about technical analysis, they explain those charts where it would have worked before, saying support brake resistance 'sell' resistance brake support 'buy' and those chart patterns
2) when we must not use Technical analysis
in simple, my question is , does technical analysis work every time and can we predict every move using technical analysis or times when we should not predict price using technical analysis
Well, it explains the behavior of the players behind the chart. Like typical behavior. This is not necessarily happening. You can use tech analysis with tough risk and money management. This will help you to hedge yourself. Besides, here is the list of books that may help you to understand more about it. Arthur A. Merrill: "Behavior of Prices on Wall Street" Toby Crabel: “Day Trading With Short Term Price Patterns and Open Range Breakout" Murphy, John J.: “Technical Analysis of the Futures Markets” Edwards and Magee Boston: "Technical Analysis of Stock Trends" Wilder, J. Welles.: “New Concepts in Technical Trading Systems” Dr. Elder.: “Trading for a living” Larry Williams: “Long-Term Secrets to Short-Term Trading”
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September 03, 2019, 08:55:51 AM |
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the first problem you will face with technical analysis you see on the internet is that most of them are disagreeing with each other. usually they choose bad points on the charts that leads to very wrong results so they measure supports and resistances wrong.
then the second problem is that in the cryptocurrency market the dominating force is manipulation. so you may even come up with the most accurate speculation with your analysis but when it comes to what happens, the pump and dumpers dump that shitcoin and break all your speculation. this is the main reason why TA doesn't work here.
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Weak hands have been complaining about missing out ever since bitcoin was $1 and never buy the dip. Whales are those who keep buying the dip.
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September 03, 2019, 07:23:58 PM |
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Technical analysis doesn't always work. So don't expect it to be correct all the time. And you have to use simple technical charts. They work fairly well for me than complicated charts.
However be mindful of predicting future price direction with old charts. Does not work especially these days
Very often, in the case of cryptocurrencies, the standard methods of classical technical analysis do not work at all. The same HODL principle breaks the logic of normal investment: if an asset rises in price, then an investor, even seeing an acceptable rate of return, does not go to the cache, but continues to wait for further growth. This is an anomaly since the investment crypto business is designed in such a way that it should not give exorbitant profits.
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September 03, 2019, 08:45:28 PM |
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TA doesn't work all of the time, and it doesn't work out fully especially in crypto markets when fakeouts happen all the time if you're trading with support and resistance levels and flips. That doesn't mean using S/R flips is impossible or bad (I use it quite often), but you should be looking for good and higher-probability setups to execute for best success. You also need to have a good risk management strategy to remain profitable in trading- a lot of people don't have great success rates with their trades, but remain profitable due to executing trades with good risk/reward ratios and a good strategy to minimize losses.
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September 03, 2019, 09:37:41 PM |
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in simple, my question is , does technical analysis work every time and can we predict every move using technical analysis or times when we should not predict price using technical analysis
Obviously, technical analysis will be one of your reference in making your future strategy. Just keep in mind that it won't guarantee you to work every time so don't rely mainly on it. And yes, you can predict "some possibilities" by using technical analysis. However, here in crypto, no doubts that technical analysis does not always work most of the times due to the fact that crypto is heavily volatile. Even on a strong bullish run, you can always expect that something will spoil the momentum along the way even how properly backed-up a certain analysis is. So what to do now? While looking for some technical analysis, also consider other factors such as current events, news, monitoring daily volume and even your "own instinct".
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September 03, 2019, 09:53:48 PM |
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in simple, my question is , does technical analysis work every time and can we predict every move using technical analysis or times when we should not predict price using technical analysis
Obviously, technical analysis will be one of your reference in making your future strategy. Just keep in mind that it won't guarantee you to work every time so don't rely mainly on it. And yes, you can predict "some possibilities" by using technical analysis. However, here in crypto, no doubts that technical analysis does not always work most of the times due to the fact that crypto is heavily volatile. Even on a strong bullish run, you can always expect that something will spoil the momentum along the way even how properly backed-up a certain analysis is. So what to do now? While looking for some technical analysis, also consider other factors such as current events, news, monitoring daily volume and even your "own instinct". being knowledgeable with TA is the basic foundation that you can have in trading. however, this doesnt work mostly in crypto especially the newly created ones. check for the background of the coin, the activities surrounding it, the hype they are creating and many other things that you can only assess by following them. without prior knowledge before trading them in exchanges would be a suicidal move as you might be trapped in a pump and dump scheme coin or the soon-to-be-dying coin and be left a bag holder of worthless coins!
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September 03, 2019, 10:40:42 PM |
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in simple, my question is , does technical analysis work every time and can we predict every move using technical analysis or times when we should not predict price using technical analysis
Definitely not. Even though you have that TA's and even you that much with the market, isn't a guaranteed at 100% accurate and most specifically we don't know what will happen next. Doing Technical analysis is just also a sort of speculation, the only difference from common analysis is it have some basis, news, history, current and upcoming events. With that, not all of us can do good TA's unless...you are so good in analyzing the market situation.
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September 04, 2019, 05:57:53 AM |
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1) I have seen some course about technical analysis, they explain those charts where it would have worked before, saying support brake resistance 'sell' resistance brake support 'buy' and those chart patterns
2) when we must not use Technical analysis
in simple, my question is , does technical analysis work every time and can we predict every move using technical analysis or times when we should not predict price using technical analysis
Since price movement is completely depends on demand and supply and this demand and supply is not controlled by want the way we have in economic but it is controlled by manipulation and greed then you cannot have a perfect technical system but you must combine both technical, fundamentals, sentimental and risk in other to invest in this market. The last week events should be an eye opener for all of us . We have bitcoin break below strong support level and internet were full with the story that bitcoin is heading down but that did not happen rather bitcoin reclaimed it positions over $10,000 the day before yesterday and it is still going up.
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