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Gold Investment: How To Perform Technical Analysis

Gold Investment - 10 July 2011

Technical analysis begins by producing a graph that depicts the difference in pricing of stock that you might be interested in. You have access to three different kinds of charts namely, the candlestick, bar and line variety. Many people find the candlestick graph most useful as it provides much information in a clear and concise manner.

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Information is accessible on the Internet that explains to people just how to make sense of all this information. Many of them go into quite a bit of depth as to why and how the graphs should be read. It is interesting to use the candlestick chart to assess what is happening with particular stock on a particular day.

 

Before perusing a candlestick chart, it is worthwhile noting that a line chart has a horizontal line that depicts time and the vertical line indicates the price of the stock. Typically, the left hand angle of the chart will show a moving average for 50 days with a line that is colored in blue and then there will be a red line that shows the moving average over 200 days.

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A black and red line will indicate the stock price throughout this time frame. The black line indicates the red lines depict the gains and the declines. Line charts are simple enough to read and they give a good account of how stock performs over any length of time.

 

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