Isbn: 9798175323215 - how to read stock charts: a beginner’s guide to price, time and trading charts — read any chart with confidence (1 resultados)

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Open any chart. Know exactly what you are looking at.The first time you look at a stock chart, it can feel like everyone else was given a key you missed. A line that climbs and falls. A wall of little red and green blocks. Numbers down the side that change when you click something.None of it is complicated. Nobody ever explained it to you.How to Read Stock Charts starts from nothing and stays in plain English. No jargon, no math beyond percentages, no prior experience, and nothing sold as a shortcut. By the last page you will be able to open any chart, anywhere, and say what it shows and what it does not - which is the quiet confidence every good decision starts from.What you will be able to do- Read the four prices behind every trading session, drawn as a line chart, a bar chart or a candlestick chart- Tell a linear scale from a log scale, and know when the difference matters- Choose the timeframe - daily, weekly, monthly - and see what each one hides- Set the window, and understand why the same six months can look like nothing or like a stalled recovery- Spot a cut axis, a stretched chart or a hand-picked window before it persuades you of something- Understand why yesterday's price is not the price you remember, and what splits and dividends do to a chart- Run a short routine on any chart before you form an opinion about itBuilt to be checked, not believedEvery real chart in this book comes from one of four American companies, chosen by a rule fixed before anything was drawn and printed in full at the back. Every counted figure names its window, its method and its source. Nothing asks for your trust that you cannot verify yourself - and learning to ask that of a book is the same skill that protects you everywhere else.Who it is forNew investors and traders who want to understand what they are looking at. Anyone who has opened a charting app and felt the menu was written for somebody else. Readers who would rather be taught something than sold something.Start here, and the rest of the subject stops being intimidating.How to Read Stock Charts is the starting point of the Reading the Chart Series, which works through what is already on a price chart before any indicator is added.…