Here is a good one, there are many more, all for free if you search enough, but this is really a good one.
Don't even come close to thinking that you can go over this in 50 hours or so.
If you are serious about making a living with forex you should also be serious about spending a 1000 hours to learn about it.
And that's not enough, you also need a few 1000 hours minimum of "screentime".
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Let me know if you have questions, I'll be happy to answer them if you are serious.
Here is the link:
http://thepatternsite.com/CandleAlphabet.html...
Nice suggestions for him though but I kinda have a different view. I think trying to study out those Bulkowski's stuffs is just making the whole process complex. All these guys who go ahead and give various names to statistically insignificant variables. I really think traders should not look at their charts and see a marubozu, or a falling three, or an abandoned baby. Candlestick reading is just as simple as trading itself. Just understand the relativity.
Current candle:
1. Did it make a new high/low?
2. Did it close near the high/low/open?
Relativity:
1. Did the new candle close above the previous high or below the previous low?
2. Where is the close in relation to previous close?
PS: it's not really the candles that matter, it's the closes. For instance, traders see a shooting star in an uptrend and go short, minutes/hours later, they're stopped out. Then they wonder what happened? Watch it, it was probably a higher closing close.
And about the 1000 hours, it's more than that. Taking 12hours per day, that would be 82days screentime. I think the minimum should be a year. Consider the range we've been in the past 82days...a trader who ingested knowledge from that screentime would fail when placed in a trending environment. Not trying to be wicked, but 5000 hours is not too much to learn.
Regards
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