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If you want to trade, you must know how to analyze stock charts. There’s a ton of information to learn, so keep it simple with Tim Bohen’s five chart essentials. Take notes and make a list. Then every time you pull up a stock chart, run check each item. Watch and learn!
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First things first ... You need to understand the basics of the candlestick chart. Why are they red and green, and what’s the wick?
Tune in to see an example. In this one, we have a two-day, one-minute chart. So each candle represents one minute of time.
The color shows you price action. So if the stock was higher or lower than the previous candle, that sets the color…
Green indicates the price went higher, and red denotes it went lower. The idea is you can see a trend. And the wicks show the high and the low within that time period — they show you the range for a period.
Now, you want to look at support and resistance levels, as well as areas of interest.
Support and resistance are areas where the stock struggles to break out, which would be a resistance level. Or if it's holding a level to the downside, that's your support level.
When you bring up a chart, you always want to know what the 52-week high is and the volume versus the average volume. Tune into the video to learn why these are so important.
Last, always look at the previous day close — or the red-to-green or green-to-red line. This is the area where stocks tend to spike.
Super League Gaming, Inc. (Nasdaq: SLGG) was a great example of this. It’s been a crazy runner for several weeks. It’s in a hot sector. And you can see it gap in the morning, then continue to trend up.
Be sure to watch the video for all of the details!

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