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Share the following details about yourself

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Share the following details about yourself

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1) Your Name
2) Your Occupation
3) Are you new to trading or you have some trading experiences?
4) What is one of the biggest difficulties you have about stock trading and will like to find some answers to in this workshop?
5) A fun fact about yourself

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1) My name is Philip Teo
2) I'm the boss of my own company at Traderwave Pte Ltd, a financial markets education and content company
3) I have 14 years of trading experiences
4) I find it hard to pull the trigger to enter a trade when I see a beautiful trading setup because I'm afraid that I might be wrong
5) My name Philip was given to me by my army mates because I'm the main person who helped to maintain a Philips television in our platoon bulk

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My name Maria, I work in IT line and I have no trading experiences at all, my difficulties I have no clue since I haven't started. But I did buy unit trust and lost alotb. Hope to learn how to do stock trading.
I'm never did online trading but I'm interested about bitcoin hhaha

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Hi Everyone! My name is Wan Ting. I am the Learning & Development of a company. I am new to the trading sector. I find the trading industry difficult to master and would like to find out what is the basic foundation to understand about trading. Fun fact is that I love animals! I hope to have my own little pet farm at home 1 day :)

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1) Hi everyone, my name is Varian!
2) I am a Youth Worker
3) I have some experiences trading small amounts of cryptocurrencies, but not stocks ( i guess it's similar)
4) I struggle to know when to enter, that is the timing and price to enter, will it drop further?
5) Fun fact: I can play 3 different musical instruments!

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1) My name is Daniel
2) I am currently out of job
3) Lost several $100K
4) Didn't teach me how to sell.
5) I was a multi millionaire

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Bullish, Neutral or Bearish? Explain please…

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Bullish, Neutral or Bearish? Explain please…

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Research one other commonly known bullish candlestick reversal pattern that has not been covered in this workshop and provide the following details:

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Research one other commonly known bullish candlestick reversal pattern that has not been covered in this workshop and provide the following details:

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1) Upload an image of the candlestick pattern here

2) Provide the name of bullish candlestick reversal pattern

2) Explain the market psychology behind the formation of this pattern

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I believe this is a bearish candlestick pattern as the pattern is displaying the main candle and 3 crosses following an upward and downward pattern.

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This is Piercing Line Bullish Candlestick Reversal Pattern

A stock has been on a downtrend for the last few days. One day, a big red candle gets formed on the chart – the price could’ve fallen by 3-5% or more. The sellers are totally in control, bringing the price of the stock down.

On the second day, the stock opens gap down (i.e below the previous day’s closing price).

Then, suddenly the buyers recognize that the price has fallen quite a lot in the last few days – they begin to see value in the stock. They start buying, the price of the stock starts going up.

Before the end of the day – the stock rises to close slightly below the previous day’s opening (i.e below the top of previous day’s red candle).

This kind of sharp upward movement after a steady fall in the price over the last few days or weeks – suggests that the stock could reverse and begin moving upwards.

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this is bullish its candle stick displayed with 3 crosses following upward and downward

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Bullish Harami Bullish Candlestick Reversal Pattern

A stock has been falling for the last few days. One day, a big red candle gets formed – which means, the sellers are in complete control.

The next day, the stock opens gap up. Looking at the rise in price, those who are short on the stock, begin to fear that the stock might rise up.

They cover their short positions – this takes the price further up.

With the rise in price, the grip of the sellers is weakening. The buyers are taking control.

If the stock opens higher on the third day (i.e after the Bullish Harami formation) – then it’s a confirmation that the trend could reverse and the stock price could go up.

A stock has been on a downtrend for the last few days. One day, a big red candle gets formed on the chart – the price could’ve fallen by 3-5% or more. The sellers are totally in control, bringing the price of the stock down.

On the second day, the stock opens gap down (i.e below the previous day’s closing price).

Then, suddenly the buyers recognize that the price has fallen quite a lot in the last few days – they begin to see value in the stock. They start buying, the price of the stock starts going up.

Before the end of the day – the stock rises to close slightly below the previous day’s opening (i.e below the top of previous day’s red candle).

This kind of sharp upward movement after a steady fall in the price over the last few days or weeks – suggests that the stock could reverse and begin moving upwards.

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I think this is a bullish pattern, cause there is a very long green candle sticks followed by 3 short red ones, meaning that the buyers are optimistic (long green) and not much selling after indicated by the small 3 red, so like the candlestick after the 3 red is another green

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I like this bullish reversal pattern cause its easy to remember. However it is very rare, once in every 3000 candles.

Three White Soldiers is a bullish indicator that typically occurs at the end of a bear trend, indicating a reversal is about to happen.

Three White Soldiers is a Japanese candlestick pattern that consists of three green candles showing a bullish breakout.

The Three White Soldiers pattern consists of three green candles, each of which opens and closes progressively higher than the last.

The Three White Soldiers pattern can be taken as an entry or exit signal, depending on how you use it.

Psychology: A continuous negative trend if often characterized by the 3 white soldiers shows the rising influence of bulls; nevertheless, an extensive length of the white candle might be the sign of the future downtrend, as such a promising market situation can trigger short selling.

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Share your reflections with the following questions as your guide:

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Share your reflections with the following questions as your guide:

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a) What in your opinion is the most difficult aspects of using candlestick patterns to help you make your trading decision?

b) Do you think candlestick patterns are helpful for you in timing your trades and why?

c) If you were given just a set of candlesticks on a stock price chart, do you feel now feel confident about judging the bullishness or bearishness of the price movement?

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a) I feel that it is a struggle to pin point the next expected move that may or may not follow through which could make candlestick pattern intepretation hard for me.
b) Yes because candlestick patterns help  to determine possible price movement based on past patterns which in turn support in me in making better trading decisions.
c) Yes, I do feel slightly confident now. However, I will enrol in more courses that can allow me to theory to practice

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1.i still need to learn how to read and do my own practisein reading  the candlestick . But i guess kinda understand  but its also the most difficultone to judge opening and end, which hugh or low pos.
2. Yes it is very helpful dor my trading to have cut loss
3.for confident level to read yes hahaha but to judge the opening position to buy or sell.. Abit though

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a) I don't quite know which "time period" of candle stick patterns should i be using, should it be 5mins chart, 1hr chart or 1 day chart. Cause the candle stick pattern will change when i use different time periods. I also struggle to patiently wait for the candle stick pattern to "perfectly" appear as per the suggested patterns, sometimes not as clean cut, maybe the candle stick too short so not as obvious depending on time scale i use.

b) Yes. it is definitely helpful, it gives me confidence that when i see a pattern i know when to enter as previously i would depend on "feeling", it's more of being observant and waiting patiently for the pattern rather than fomo and buying immediately

c) There is more confidence than previously before the course but i need more practice as i think my confidence comes from more practice rather then merely thinking about it.