Bloomberg Visual Guide to: Candlestick Charting; Contents; Introduction: The Value of Candlestick Charting; Chapter 1: Types of Charts; Chapter 2: The History of Candlesticks; An Era of Commerce and Growth; The God of the Markets; Candlesticks Come to America; Chapter 3: Candlesticks and Their Attributes; The Importance of Long Candlesticks; The Opposite: The Extremely Narrow-Range Session; Attributes Missing in Candlestick Analysis; Chapter 4: Pitfalls of Candlesticks; Chapter 5: Confirmation; Chapter 6: The Six Basic Candlesticks; Chapter 7: Candlestick Alphabetical Entries.

Chapter 8: Noncandlestick Confirmation Indicators and TermsAppendix: Bloomberg Functionality Cheat Sheet; Bibliography; Index.

The easy-to-use guide to interpreting candlestick charts and derivative marketsCandlestick charts are an effective way of visualizing price movements and, due to the increased interest in the complex derivatives market, they are being used more and more widely. A combination of a line-chart and a bar-chart, where each bar represents the range of price movement over a given time interval, candlestick charts are most often used in technical analysis of equity and currency price patterns. A guide to the most used charts, The Candlestick Glossary is arranged in an easy-to-use manner, providing a q.

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