Steve Nison – Strategies for Profitin With Japance Candlestick Charts

Run time 332 minutes. Why should traders use Japanese candlesticks? Japanese candlestick charts can be used with any other technical tool to help refine a technician’s market analysis. They are often used for speculative and hedging purposes.

The video workshop gives you everything you need to master this powerful tool and achieve high-impact results. Filmed at an exclusive one-day workshop given for a select group of traders, it covers all the bases for beginners and experienced users alike.

• , the man who introduced candlesticks to the West and the world’s premiere expert
• Covers the most important candle patterns and breaks each down into its component parts with crystal clear explanations of what each part indicates
• Details strategies for combining candlesticks with other technical tools to spot big moves and find optimal entries and exits
• Offers expert advice on how to avoid costly candlesticks mistakes that even seasoned traders can make
• Provides proven strategies for using Candlesticks for hedging and for managing investment risk, along with techniques for making Candlestick a valued tool for swing and day trading

Information about the author.

Steve Nison. Nison Research International Inc. provides educational and technical advisory services. Mr. Nison was the first to reveal candle charts to the Western world. His book, Japanese Candlestick Charting Techniques, is an international best seller. The work of Mr. Nison has been featured in financial media around the world. He is an instructor at the New York Institute of Finance. He has presented his trading strategies in seventeen countries to thousands of traders and analysts, including the World Bank and the Federal Reserve. Mr. Nison was one of the first to receive the Certified Market Technician designation from the Market Technicians Association. He was a Senior Vice President at Daiwa Securities. Mr. Nison lives in New Jersey with his family. Mr. Nison has a website calledcandlecharts.com. The email address is support@nextskillup.com