This #1 Chart Pattern Will Help You
I was trying to buy the break out in natural gas
about 2 weeks
ago, and then it crashed
and then bounced back up..
the volatility in the futures markets is insane
Also the lack of liquidity can be a challenge
Now if you look at this chart you
will notice this candle stick chart patterns
its called the piercing pattern
now this pattern is basically
when the green bar- opens below
the previous "wall of sellers"
and then closes above the last close
this is a bullish pattern, which I learned from
reading Steve Nisson's Book
on candlestick charting.
Also if you combine this technical analysis with
the rocket booster strategy
you will
get to see the full picture
of this price action going up
if you want to learn more about the rocket
booster strategy check out the resources below.
Rocket boost this content to learn more.
Disclaimer: Trading is risky you
will lose money so please learn risk management
and profit-taking strategies
also, use a simulation trading tool before
you trade with real money
about 2 weeks
ago, and then it crashed
and then bounced back up..
the volatility in the futures markets is insane
Also the lack of liquidity can be a challenge
Now if you look at this chart you
will notice this candle stick chart patterns
its called the piercing pattern
now this pattern is basically
when the green bar- opens below
the previous "wall of sellers"
and then closes above the last close
this is a bullish pattern, which I learned from
reading Steve Nisson's Book
on candlestick charting.
Also if you combine this technical analysis with
the rocket booster strategy
you will
get to see the full picture
of this price action going up
if you want to learn more about the rocket
booster strategy check out the resources below.
Rocket boost this content to learn more.
Disclaimer: Trading is risky you
will lose money so please learn risk management
and profit-taking strategies
also, use a simulation trading tool before
you trade with real money
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