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Steve Nison
Steve Nison is the author of The Candlestick Course, a foundational guide to technical analysis. He's a key figure in bringing Japanese candlestick charting to Western traders.
Japanese candlestick charting techniques
Japanese candlestick charting techniques
- Pages
- 299
- Published
- 1991
- Language
- English
Synopsis
Steve Nison's guide to candlestick charting, the centuries-old Japanese method of visualizing price action that he was instrumental in introducing to Western traders. The book explains how to read individual candle formations and recurring reversal and continuation patterns, and shows how to combine that reading with conventional Western technical analysis to time trades, set targets, and manage risk across markets from equities to futures.
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Frequently asked questions
Is this book suitable for beginners in financial trading?
This book is widely considered a foundational text for those new to technical analysis, specifically focusing on candlestick patterns. It starts with the basics and gradually builds up to more complex applications, making it accessible even without prior extensive trading knowledge.
Does this book cover modern trading platforms or only historical examples?
While the core principles of candlestick charting remain timeless, the book primarily focuses on the interpretation of patterns rather than specific software or modern trading platforms. Its examples are illustrative of market behavior, applicable across various financial instruments and timeframes, regardless of the technology used.
Are there any follow-up books by Steve Nison that expand on these techniques?
Steve Nison has authored other works that delve deeper into advanced candlestick applications and integrate them with Western technical analysis. Readers interested in further study can explore his subsequent publications for more in-depth strategies.