oussama94
05-28-2017, 00:54
Bar charts provide traders with four key pieces
of information within any timeframe: the ****ing,
closing, high and low prices during each interval.
Bar charts can be viewed in many dif ferent
timeframes, and hence a single bar can
summarise price movements over the past
minute, over the past month or even further
back in time. Different traders use timeframes
in various ways, although a good rule of thumb
is that the longer the timeframe, the greater
its significance, as it accounts for more data and
hence better reflects the market’s psychology.
of information within any timeframe: the ****ing,
closing, high and low prices during each interval.
Bar charts can be viewed in many dif ferent
timeframes, and hence a single bar can
summarise price movements over the past
minute, over the past month or even further
back in time. Different traders use timeframes
in various ways, although a good rule of thumb
is that the longer the timeframe, the greater
its significance, as it accounts for more data and
hence better reflects the market’s psychology.