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As is widely acknowledged, market fluctuations can result in downturns, underscoring the significance of promptly mitigating losses by means of effective stop-loss strategies. Today, we will delve into six bearish candlestick patterns to help you gain proficiency in interpreting stop-loss signals. Let's go!
Hanging man & Shooting star
The hanging man pattern is considered the bearish counterpart of a...

Bearish candlestick patterns can sometimes be useful when attempting to predict potential reversals. Knowing when the price can possibly turn around can be very profitable for swing traders.
There are many bearish technical patterns, but the one I utilize most often is Bearish MACD or RSI Divergence.
Bearish divergence occurs when a tickers price action is diverging or deviating from the implications of the oscilating indicators, like MACD and RSI.
Basically, ...

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Looking for the 'stock for me' is comparable to finding your match in dating. It takes time, effort, and sometimes trial and error. While we discussed improving your trading strategies before, we haven't yet explored the topic of "discovering the stock for me".
Whether you're a novice or an experienced investor, deciding what to buy can be overwhelming. Share how you found your matches in trading and wha...