Part 2: Viewing the Money Trail through Different Lenses
by Lita Epstein, Greg Schnell
Stock Charts For Dummies
- Cover
- Cover
- Introduction
- Part 1: Getting Started with Stock Charts
- Part 2: Viewing the Money Trail through Different Lenses
- Part 3: Using Chart Tools for Decision Making
- Chapter 8: Charting Different Time Periods
- Converting Candlestick Charts to Different Periods
- Converting Bar Charts to Different Periods
- Converting Line and Area Charts to Different Periods
- Taking It One Day at a Time with Daily Charts
- Embracing Short-Term Thinking with 60-Minute Charts
- Seeing the Big Picture with Weekly Charts
- Knowing When a Monthly Chart Can Come in Handy
- Picking the Right Chart for the Right Range
- Shifting Your Focus to Closing Prices
- Chapter 9: Reading a Price Chart
- Chapter 10: Harnessing the Power of Overlays
- Chapter 11: Using Indicators to Facilitate Chart Analysis
- Chapter 12: Making Sense of Relative Strength Indicators
- Chapter 8: Charting Different Time Periods
- Part 4: Getting Organized and Managing Stock Trends
- Part 5: Personalizing Your Stock Charts with Styles
- Part 6: Putting Your Stock Charting Expertise to Work
- Part 7: The Part of Tens
- Chapter 22: Ten Common Investing Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
- Trying to Fight the Market Instead of Following It
- Buying a Loser
- Chasing a 25–35 Percent Off Sale in Great Companies
- Falling for a 75 Percent Off Sale
- Forgetting That Commodity Stocks Are Very Volatile
- Buying a Story Instead of a Stock
- Investing in a Sick Sector
- Selling a Winner Too Soon
- Continuously Avoiding What’s Worked
- Not Buying Stocks in Falling Markets
- Chapter 23: Ten Tips for Cashing In on Tomorrow’s Amazingly Great Stock
- Being Prepared for Big Moves in a Short Time
- Understanding That You Don’t Have to Be First to Buy
- Waiting on the Big-Name IPOs
- Seeing Huge Gaps on Earnings
- Watching for Crisis in a Stock
- Using Volatility to Warn the End Is Near
- Measuring Volatility with the Average True Range
- Realizing That the SCTR Won’t Help Find Exits
- Working with Bollinger Bands
- Using the U.S. Dollar as a Guide
- Chapter 22: Ten Common Investing Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
- About the Authors
- Advertisement Page
- Connect with Dummies
- End User License Agreement
Part 2
Viewing the Money Trail through Different Lenses
IN THIS PART …
Sort out the various chart settings you can use on StockCharts.com.
Light up with candlestick charts, which display price movement throughout the day.
Build a picture with bar charts, which show price movement but don’t have as much price detail as candlestick charts, which can make it easier to find trends.
Check out the trends with line charts, which focus on closing prices.
Use area charts, which look like line charts but with a twist.
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