Technical analysis is the method of evaluating securities such as stocks by analyzing statistics generated by prices, volume, and market activity. Key aspects of technical analysis include identifying trends, chart patterns, support and resistance levels, and indicators of bullish or bearish momentum. Technical analysis uses various types of price charts like line charts, bar charts, and Japanese candlestick charts to identify patterns in historical prices that may forecast future price movements.

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Chapter-11
Technical Analysis

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NAME
• Mst. Ahosana Begom
• Mitali Jannat
• Md. Ariful Islam
• Most. Khadija Islam
• Md. Hafizul Islam
• Afsana Smriti
• Md. Amin Sarker
• Md. Alamin Islam

4. Mst. Ahosana Begom
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5. What is Technical Analysis?
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Past
Prices
Volume
Market
Activity
Method of evaluating securities by analyzing statistics generated by.
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6. Technical Analysis
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7. Dow Theory
Primary
movements
Minor
movements
Secondary
Reactions
Stock market does not move on a random basis but influenced by three distinct cyclical
trends that guide its direction.
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8. Mitali Jannat
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9. Bullish & Bearish Trend
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Bullish Trend: Bullish trend is an upward
trend in the price of an industries stock or
the overall rise in broad market indices.
Bearish trend: Bearish trend in financial
markets can be defined as a downwards
trends in the prices of and industries stock
or the overall fall in broad market indices.
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10. Md. Ariful Islam
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11. The market value of a security is related to demand and supply fact
ors operating in the market.
There are both rational and irrational factors which surround the su
pply and demand factors of a security.
Security prices behave in manner that their movement is continuou
s in a particular direction for some length of a time.
Trends in stock prices have been seen to change when there is a shi
ft in the demand and supply factors.
The shifts in demand and supply can be detected through charts pre
pared to show market action.
Patterns which are projected by charts record price movements and
these recorded patterns are used by analysts to make forecasts abou
t the movement of a prices in future.
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Basic
Principles
Of
Technical
Analysis
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12. Most. Khadija Islam
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13. Price Charts
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The price chart is the basic tool used by the technical analyst to study the share price m
ovement.
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14. Line Chart
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Line charts are the most basic form of charts, They are composed of a single line
from left to right that links the closing prices. Generally, only the closing price is
graphed, presented by a single point.
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15. Md. Hafizul Islam
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16. Bar Chart
A bar is formed by joining the highest price and the lowest price of a particular day by
a vertical line .In this chart, the highest price, the lowest price and the closing price
of each day are plotted on a day- to-day basis.
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17. Japanese Candlestick Chart
The Japanese candlestick chart shows the highest price, the lowest price ,the opening
price and the closing price of shares on a day-to-day basis.
Three types of candlestick: The White, The Black and The Doji.
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18. Afsana Smriti
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19. Trends & Trend Reversal
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20. Trends
Trend is the direction of movement of share prices in market.
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21. Trend Reversal
The change in the direction of the trend is referred to as trend reversal.
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22. Support &
Resistance
Resistance: Resistance
occur when the share
price moves upwards but
may fall every time it
reaches a particular level.
Support: Support occur
when price is falling but
reverses direction every
time it reaches a particular
level.
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23. Md. Amin Sharker
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24. Reversal Patterns
Reversal patterns means that price movements display uptrends and down trends. Rever
sal patterns are chart formations that trend to signal a change in direction of the earlier tr
end.
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25. Head and Shoulder Formation
The most popular reversal pattern is the head and shoulder formation which usually occurs at the
end of a long uptrend. This formation resembles the head and shoulders of a man and hence the n
ame head and shoulder formation.
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26. Inverse head and shoulder formation
This pattern is the reverse of the head and shoulder formation and is really an inverted h
ead and shoulder pattern .the ocean at the end of a phase and consist of three distinct bot
toms.
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27. Continuation patterns
Continuation patterns are certain patterns which tend to provide a breathing space to the
earlier sharp rise or fall and after the completion of these patterns ,the price tend to mov
e along the original trend.
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28. Triangles
Triangles are formed when the price movements result in two or more sequent descendi
ng tops and two or more sequent descending bottoms.
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29. Md. Alamin Islam
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30. Elliot’s Wave Theory
The Elliot Wave Theory is an investment tool used to analyze financial
market cycles and estimate future market trends taking into account
the investor behavior as well as price highs and lows.
The Elliot wave theory was developed
by an experienced accountant named
Ralph Nelson Elliot in the 1930s.
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31. Motive & Corrective phases
The motive phase of the cycle is called
an “impulse” and is labeled 1-2-3-4-5.
The corrective phase can be just a
“correction”, labeled with a-b-c.
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32. Patterns
Of
Elliot’s Wave
Theory
TheElliotWavesinaBullishmarket
TheElliotWavesinaBearishmarket
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