Guide to Reading My Analyzes

Dear Friends

It makes me happy to share in the success of others. Like knowledge, "success" multiplies as it is shared.

I would like to share with you a few words that I care about

A situation that happens to all of us #Confucius Doesn't he summarize it beautifully? "Remember, if you go to sleep thinking that something cannot be done, you will wake up to the noise of someone else doing it."

"Twenty years from now you will regret what you didn't do more than what you did. Anchor up and get out of safe harbors. Take the winds at your back, explore, dream and discover." (Mark Twain)

"First, you must have the knowledge of your own strength; second, you must have the courage to challenge; and third, you must have the faith to do it." (Charles F. Haanel)

I'll get to the point without getting too philosophical.

As you know, Twitter has a 140 character limit. I have to use a lot of hashtags in order for my posts to reach more audiences. That's why I wanted to prepare a guide and create a graphic language of our own instead of explaining the event every time. I will keep this guide organic.

Example Graphic:

I set a standard according to color codes. Green price tags targets. Don't be surprised to see several of them 🙂 Either they contain sequential targets or, if I used more than 1 analysis, I also show the targets for those analyses with green boxes.

Red price labels represents possible retracements or stop-loss zones.

Attention: Usually, when the green targets are reached, the chart retraces a bit, going for a correction.

Let's look at the second example:

In the graph above blue dashed line are the prices that act as support and resistance. These are the ranges that I usually determine according to long term reviews. The importance of these regions can realize price returns. They need to be paid attention to. Another purpose is that if you are constantly buying and selling, you can trade between these zones after determining the direction of the trend.

Arrow signs shows the scenarios where the price could go. If I have drawn both up and down from the same point prepare your stopsI mean that the price can move in both directions. You will often see it very often in narrowing patterns. Moving above or below these narrowing zones is of great importance for the position you will take. Without pricing going out of this structure. Take your time.

As you can see above green tick marks I also share if the goal I gave earlier has been achieved. If the color of this check mark red this means that my downward target has been realized.

Remember, the stock market is a medium where those who use technical analysis the best and those who have the most patience win.

All of my analysis is for educational purposes and should not be considered as investment advice. As a result loss from these transactions You can also

I think my posts are now more understandable within the scope of this information. Nevertheless, always feel free to ask questions.

Thank you.