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Chart Patterns distills the essential concepts of technical analysis focused on price chart formations. The book systematically explains the most widely used patterns, providing clear illustrations and actionable trading strategies for stocks, commodity futures, and financial futures. It also offers practical guidance on interpreting patterns within real‑world charts, making the techniques accessible to both new and experienced market participants.
First publish date: 2009
Genre: Business & Economics/Finance
Authors: Bruce M. Kamich
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