1-Maximize Your Tools      2-Risk Management      3-Two Ways to Trade      4-The Basics of Technical Analysis      5-Applying Technical Analysis      6-Fundamentals Everyone Should Know      7-Psychology of Trading Applying Technical Analysis Charts can be used on an intraday basis (5-minute, 15 minute, hourly), weekly, or monthly basis. The chart you study depends on how long you plan on holding a position. If you are trading with a few hours in mind you may want to look at 5-minute or 15-minute charts. If you plan on holding a position for a couple of days, you may want to look at an hourly, 4-hour or daily chart. Weekly charts and monthly charts compress price movements to allow for much longer-range trend analysis. Therefore, these charts give the technical trader a longer-term context in which to conduct trades. Fundamentals Every Trader Should Know >>

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