[00:01] you have to do is see what is being told to you in this video. Because these basically like a language which you can understand easily. Today I will teach you from scratch and I promise you. I will not leave a single point [00:15] where you get stuck. By the end of this video, you will be able to open any chart and read it yourself without any help. In this video, first of all we will see types of charts. After that we will see what candlesticks are and [00:29] Then I'll teach you how to read it and then we'll look at five metrics that will get you ready to trade instantly. so let's start. Like and play this video at 1.25x for a better experience. [00:43] First of all, make two small words firm in your mind because these will come again and again in future. Now to understand these words, imagine there is a bull. When a bull attacks, it throws anything up with its horns. That is why bull means up i.e. bullish. And on the other [00:58] side is a bear. The bear swoops down with its paws. That is why bear means down i.e. bearish. Now any chart shows you only two things. First is price and second is time. Now imagine that there is a wall in front of you. The higher you go on this wall, [01:12] the higher the price. The lower you go, the lower the price will be. And if you walk on this wall from left to right, then time will keep moving forward. That's the only thing your chart is. Price from top to bottom and [01:28] time from left to right. Now whatever you see on this chart answers only one question: answers only one question: how is this price determined? So look, there are two types of people in the market. First, those who [01:42] buyers and second, those who want to sell are called sellers. Now there is a tug of war going on between these two. As if two teams are pulling the rope towards their respective sides. When buyers exert more pressure, the price gets pulled up. [01:56] And when the sellers put more pressure, that is, when the sellers put more pressure, then the price comes down. So now you must have got an overall idea as to why this chart goes up or down. This happens because of buyers and sellers. Now there are [02:09] three types of this chart. The first is the line chart. This is the simplest chart. Imagine you put a small dot on the last price of each day Your line chart is ready. But the problem here is that it provides very little [02:24] information. You only know where Price was at the end of the day [music]. But it does not show how much the price went up or down throughout the day. bar chart. This gives a little more information but look how strange it [02:39] looks. That's why I would never recommend these two charts to beginners. For beginners I will always always recommend candlestick [music] charts. Because about 95% of traders use this. And today's entire video is about this. This naan gives you a [02:53] complete story and in such a simple way that you understand at a glance who won that day, the buyers or the sellers. Now let us understand in detail how to read this candle because it is the foundation of the entire chart. So I will explain this [03:05] concept very slowly and comfortably. Bring your pen and paper and note it down. First of all let us understand what a candle is? A candle is basically a complete measurement of time. Now don't take this as if it [03:17] is a small report card. If you are looking at a daily chart, one candle gives information for an entire day. If you are looking at a 5-minute chart, then one candle there gives information for only 5 minutes. That means whatever time frame you choose [music] the candle will [03:30] give you information for that time period only. And there are four things hidden inside every candle. Now it is very easy to understand these. First, where was the price when that time period began ? This is called open. After that, secondly, where did the price reach the highest level during that entire time [03:47] ? This is called high. After that, where did the third price fall to the lowest level? This is called take it. And fourthly, when that time was over, where did the price stop? This is called close. How does this candle look now ? Imagine it just like a candle. [04:02] Now that candle has a thick middle part and a thin wick coming out from the top and bottom. Now this thick part in the middle is called the body. This body tells you what happened between the start and end of the time frame, i.e., from open [04:15] to close. And this thin line that runs up and down the body is called Vic. This wick tells you how far the price went in the middle. How high it had gone or how low it had fallen. So you can understand it like this that the body tells [04:30] what the end result was and the wick tells how much the price moved up or down before that result. Now these candles also have different colours. If the candle is green, it means that the buyers i.e. bears won at that time. And if a candle is red, it means the [04:45] sellers won. But I will give you a warning here. Never judge by just the color. The real game is between the body and the wick. Let me explain to you how. First case: Suppose there is a candle with a long [music] body and almost [05:00] no wick. This type of candle is called Marubozu. An image of this will be appearing on your screen. this type of candle indicates to you that the matter was completely one-sided and the other side did which is exactly the opposite. Suppose there is a candle whose body is very small and the [05:16] wick is protruding on both the top and bottom sides. This is called a spinning top. Now the story is that there was a lot of commotion in between. The price went up and down, but in the end no one won. Both remained equal. This Type of Candlestick Indicates Confusion. That means the [05:30] market itself is not able to decide which way to go. After that comes the third case. Suppose the upper wick of the candle is very long. So this indicates that the price had gone up a lot earlier but then the sellers caught hold of it and pulled it back down. That [05:45] means the price got pushed up. That means she got rejected. Now if such a candle is formed at a height where the price was already very high, then understand that the sellers have arrived and your upward path is [05:57] closing and the graph will not go up again. After that comes the fourth case. Exactly the opposite. Suppose the week below the candle is very long. This means the price had fallen significantly earlier. But then Bearers caught him and lifted him back up. Now if this [06:13] candle is formed at a lower end where the price had already fallen considerably, then understand that buyers have started coming and they are getting support from below. Now three individual candles will be appearing on your screen. Pause the video for 1 minute. [06:25] Look at them carefully and tell us in the comments which candles are these. Once this is done, let's move on to the next concept which is time frames. Now you remember I said that a candle can last for a whole day or [06:38] even 5 minutes. And this is a very important thing. Let us understand this slowly. Look, you can choose the time frame on your chart or on any app. If you only 1 minute, then each candle on the chart will show the story of only 1 minute. Or [06:53] if you select 1 day candle then each candle will show the story of the entire day. And by doing this, each candle will show the story of the entire day. And by doing this, Now the question is which time frame should a beginner look at? Now to understand the answer to this, keep one [07:08] thing in mind. Different people look at different time frames according to their needs. Those who buy in the morning and sell by evening, i.e. within a single day, i.e. basically day traders, they look at smaller time frames. Like 5 minutes or [07:22] 15 minutes. Then those who trade for a few days or a few weeks like swing traders, they look at a slightly longer time frame like 1 hour or 1 day and those who invest money for months or years, they look at the biggest time frame [07:35] month. But now comes the most important point and listen to it carefully because many people make mistakes here. The same stock can look completely different on different time frames. Now suppose you look near your feet there, then it is [07:49] possible that you may see the ground sloping slightly downwards. You will feel that hey brother, the road is going down. But if you look up at the entire mountain, you will clearly see that the entire path is just climbing upwards. Only the [08:03] part where you were standing was a little lower. Now this chart is also exactly like this. On a smaller time frame, you will experience a bigger crash. But on a larger time frame, it could just be a small pause. It completely depends on your perspective. [08:16] I mean the chart you're looking at my friend. That's why smart people use a method called top down analysis. Don't be intimidated by the name. It is a very simple thing. This means start with a larger time frame and then gradually [08:28] move to a smaller time frame. That means first you open the chart of one day or one week. This will show you the big picture of whether the stock you are looking at is going up open small time frames like 1 hour or 15 minutes. Now this will tell you [08:43] exactly what is happening. Where would it be appropriate for you to enter the trade? And remember one simple rule. Larger time frames tell you the direction the chart is going , whether it is going up or down. And a smaller time frame tells you the timing [08:56] of when you need to enter it. And one last piece of advice that is aimed directly at new traders. For those who are beginners, new people always go for small time because there the candles are formed [09:10] lot of excitement. But that is a trap my friend. There is so much turmoil in a small time frame , so much unnecessary ups and downs that you are unable to see the real direction. That is why it is best for beginners to look at the charts for one day or one week only. [09:25] concept, let's move to the next concept which is trending. Look, there is a very famous line in the market. The trend is your friend. That means the trend is your friend. What does it mean? Let us understand. But I am so sorry. Before that, understand [09:39] understand the trend, you will have to understand these three market conditions. The market basically exists in just three situations. Either the price is going up or coming down or it is moving around the same place. First, [09:52] when the price is going up, it is called uptrend. But wait, going up does not mean going straight up in line like this. The price will never go straight up like this. She goes up a little. Then it comes down a little. Then after that it goes back up and then [10:05] comes back down a little. It keeps climbing up in this zigzag manner. This indicates that bears are powerful in that phase. The second is exactly the opposite of this, when the price is going down, it is called a down trend. Here every new high [10:18] is lower than the previous one and even when the price bounces a little in between, it stops below the previous one. Basically think of it like going down stairs, each step you take is lower than the previous one. Now what this means is that the sellers are powerful in that phase. [10:31] After that comes the third phase when the price is neither clearly going up nor clearly coming down. It just keeps moving around lightly in one place. This is called sideways. These are basically three types of trends. Now [10:43] there is another thing above this which will help you a lot in reading the trend which is trend line. Now this is an imaginary line which you draw yourself on the chart so that you can see the trend clearly. If the market is going up, then connect the two reversal points below [10:55] with a line. This line will form a straight ascending line. Now this line basically works like one of your floors. Whenever the price goes down, this line catches it and sends it back up. And if the market is going down, [11:09] do the exact opposite. Add the two points above. This will form a descending line that will basically act as a roof. That means it will not let the price go up. But there is a small rule here. This line of yours will be formed from two points. But when [11:22] the price comes for the third time and turns after touching the same line, then understand that the line has been confirmed. And the more times the price touches this line and respects it, the stronger the line is considered. This means that the same pattern may continue in the future also. [11:37] Now how steep this line is also matters. If the trade line is too steep, that is, it is rising very rapidly, then it does not last long. It breaks quickly. But if there is a line which is rising slowly and comfortably then it is [11:51] considered more healthy. And the chances are very high that it will last longer. Now if you learn one more thing about trends, your whole game can change. The market always moves in a cycle which has four parts. This is called [12:03] Dow Theory. I will explain this to you with a small story. I also learned it this way. Now think, there are people with a lot of money who are called smart money in the market. Basically these are big companies and big investors. Now [12:15] these people are not fools. They buy this when no one is paying attention. So, here comes our first fuzz. When the price has fallen significantly and everyone gets bored and leaves. Then this smart money starts buying secretly. And they [12:30] buy it very slowly so that no one comes to know. Looking from outside it seems that nothing is happening. Price is just hanging around in the same place. Now this fuzz is non-age accumulation i.e. accumulating secretly. After that the second phase comes when they have accumulated a lot of goods. [12:43] Then the price starts to slowly climb up. Now common people, i.e. people like you and me, start looking at it and thinking that this stock is going up a lot, they also start buying it. Now as the crowd increases, the price [12:56] goes up rapidly. This is called markup i.e. increase in price. Now after that comes the third phase. When the price reaches a high level and people everywhere start talking about this stock, then smart money starts selling its stock secretly. And do you know [13:10] who they sell to? Those common people, that is, people like you and me, who just back you see the same thing that the price is moving around in the same place. But from inside, big people are leaving there after booking their profits. This is called distribution, that is, [13:25] distributing the goods and leaving. After that comes the fourth phase when the big people have left, then the price starts falling from there and the common people who were stuck after buying at the higher level still remain stuck there. This is called markdown, meaning the price falls, and do you [13:39] know what happens next? Then the whole cycle starts again. Starting back from the bottom with accumulation. If you remember these four faces, you will benefit a lot. Whenever the market is moving at one place, you will be able to think [13:53] whether it is time to buy secretly or time to sell secretly and this thinking will save you from getting stuck with the crowd and will save you a lot of money. Now take another little bonus tip by channeling. In the previous section, we drew a trend line. [14:06] Remember? That one line that shows the trend. Now suppose you draw not one but two parallel lines there. One by connecting the bottom points and one by connecting the top points. These two lines together form a strip. Basically a path which we call a [14:20] channel. what happens now? The price often bounces up and down within this band. The advantage of this is basically that when the price reaches the lower edge of the bar, you get the idea to buy there. And when you reach the top, [14:33] you get the idea of ​​selling it there. In general cases, your price will keep So if you want, you can also remember this Standling concept. Then comes the thing that is probably most useful in the entire chart reading, [14:46] which is support and resistance. First of all let us understand the support. Support is basically the price where the price repeatedly stops falling and bounces back up. Think of it like you're dropping a ball on the ground. The [14:59] ball comes down. It hits the ground and bounces back up. Basically that land itself is a support there. That is, an invisible floor below which the price does not go easily. Because here the number of buyers becomes so high that they do [15:13] not allow the price to go down. He tosses it back up. Now the exact opposite of this is resistance. Resistance is the price where the price repeatedly stops moving up and comes back down. Think of it like the ceiling of a room. [15:26] You toss the ball upwards. She hits the ceiling and comes back down. Now this roof itself is a resistance. That is, an invisible upper line which the price cannot easily cross. Because there are so many people selling here [15:39] that they do not allow the price to go up. He pushes her back down. Now here a very interesting question arises that how are these floor and ceiling i.e. support and resistance formed? There is no magic behind this. Psychology is just human thinking. [15:51] Suppose a lot of people were stuck at a price or there was a lot of trading. Now there will be three types of people at that price. First, those who bought there and suffered losses. They think that once I get my money back, I will [16:05] leave from here. After that, the second ones were those who I did before and make a profit. After that, the third group of people are those who missed the opportunity at that time. He thinks that if the price reaches there this time, [16:21] I will definitely buy it. Now see what happens because of these three? When the price reaches that level, these people place their orders. Now so many people react at one place simultaneously that the price stops there. This is the [16:35] real secret of support and resistance. There is no science or any superstition type thing in this. But wait a minute. You are learning to read charts but the question arises that which stock's chart will you see? 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Meaning the ecosystem operates within a regulated and institutionally back framework. learning skills like chart trading, there's probably [18:37] edge lies not in the strategy but in the size of the opportunities. If you want to explore it, in the description below. Now let's get back to the chart because the next skill is the most important one which is volume. Volume basically means [18:50] how many shares were actually bought and sold in a time period. You the higher these bars are, the more volume there is. That means that much trading took place during that time. Now what does this basically do? Look, the candle [19:04] tells you exactly what happened there and the volume tells you with what force it happened. Let me explain it to you with some simple rules. First, when the price is going up and the volume is increasing, it is a healthy or real move. [19:19] This means a lot of people are actually buying there. That move has potential and is fueling the trend. In this move, the price is going up and the volume is also very high. You can trust it and trade there. Then the second one is [19:32] exactly the opposite. When the price is moving up but the volume is low, it is a weak move. Meaning very few people are buying. The price is going up there just for the sake of name. There are price is going up there just for the sake of name. There are [19:45] concepts at an important place which is called breakout. Remember we learned about roof, that is, resistance. When the price breaks the ceiling and moves above it, it is called a breakout. Now here the role of volume becomes most important. [19:59] If the volume at the time of the breakout is very high then it is called a true breakout. This means that the price has really gone up and it can be believed. But if the volume is low at the time of breakout, then it is often a deception which is called a [20:13] fake breakout or a trap. Now what happens is that the price breaks the ceiling and goes up and people think that it will go up even more and they buy more but then the price deceives them and comes down again and those who had entered by buying at the higher price incur losses. [20:28] That is why whenever you see any type of breakout, the first thing you should do is check the volume. Now here I will teach you two more advanced level concepts which will make you a little smarter. The first one is [20:41] Climax Vol. Suppose a trend has been going on for a long time. The price is going up and suddenly there is a lot of volume on one candle. That means the candle explodes immediately. Now this often marks the end of a trend. Imagine [20:54] that someone, while running, immediately stops, gets tired and falls down. What happens here is that the last remaining [21:06] money and enter there. The fuel gets exhausted and after that the price may even reverse downwards. After that, the second concept is volume divergence. Suppose the price is not there, it is just reaching new heights. [21:18] Every time it is going higher than before. But the volume is decreasing with every height. Now what does this mean? This means that the trend is weakening from within. Everything looks fine from the top that the chart is going up but [21:32] very few people are buying there. This could be a warning that the trend may reverse. So basically make a rule for yourself that before trusting any big move, any breakout or any pattern, always [21:45] check the volume. Because volume is the thing that tells you the difference between truth and deception. You move ahead a little and learn some advanced concepts. Because when two or three candles come together, they give a special message. [21:59] patterns. Their job is to give you an indication in advance as to which direction the market may go next. I will divide these patterns into two groups. First, those which are made from a single candle and then those which are made by combining many candles. And let me make one thing clear to you in advance [22:14] that their names are a bit strange. So please don't panic. I have not named them. This name has been given basically by the Japanese people. So please don't be afraid of it. I will try my best to explain it in very simple words. The first one [22:28] is the Doji candle. Now this is formed when the body of the candle is almost non-existent. That means open and close should be at almost the same place. Now basically it looks like a plus sign or a cross. This simply indicates [22:41] that there is complete indecision going on here and the market is very confused. After that the second one is hammer. Now its shape is something like this. A short body on top and a long wick hanging down. Its thick part is like this on top and the handle comes down. [22:56] So whenever this hammer is formed at the very bottom of a falling market, that is, it is formed below, then it is a very good indication that now the market will move from the bottom to the top. After that, the third one is Hanging Man. Its shape is [23:09] exactly like a hammer. Same small body and a long wick on top. But there is a difference in small body and a long wick on top. But there is a difference in place. It is formed when the market is going up and this shape is formed at its top. Now there the meaning of no becomes opposite. [23:21] This is basically a warning that the upper path is now ending. There may be a drop down. Look, it's a simple thing. It is the same shape but just by changing the place its meaning changes completely. After that comes the fourth shooting star i.e. falling star. [23:35] Its shape is completely opposite to that of a hammer. It will have a long wick at the top and a very small body at the bottom. Now when this shape is formed at the top of the market, it gives a bearish signal i.e. it indicates a downward fall. After that comes the fifth one, Marubozu. Now, [23:50] we have read earlier that this Marubozu has a completely long body and its wick is almost missing. Now this indicates that only one side is showing full strength and the other side is not getting any chance. Now wherever this candle appears and in whatever colour [24:02] it appears, it simply indicates that the trend will move in that direction. Now let us come to those patterns which are formed by two or three candles together. These are considered a little stronger for indications. The first of these is bullish engulfing. Engulf [24:17] means to swallow whole or to cover. See what happens in this is that first a small red candle will come going down and after that a very big long green candle will come and it will be so big that it can cover the entire previous red candle inside itself. This [24:31] type of pattern indicates that buyers have suddenly taken full power or control shift upwards. After that comes the second one which is its exact opposite and is bearish engulfing. Here, first a small green candle appears and then a big red [24:45] candle appears which can completely cover the green one. Now the meaning here becomes the opposite that the sellers have taken control and the momentum may come down. Now this three First a large red candle [24:58] indicating a downtrend, then a small candle indicating confusion that the downtrend has stopped, and then a large green candle indicating the beginning of an uptrend. Now this is a strong signal that the bottom has arrived. Now the market will go up. After that comes the fourth one, its exact [25:12] opposite, Vi is the Evening Star. This also consists of three candles but in reverse. First comes a large green candle. Then a small confusion candle and then a big red candle. Now it forms at the top most of the time and indicates that a fall is about to happen. Now [25:25] after that understand the fifth and sixth types together. Three consecutive large green candles rising one after the other are called Three White Soldiers. This shows strong upward momentum and the opposite of this is when three consecutive large red candles are falling down, then [25:40] these are called three black crosses. It shows strong downward momentum. Now the most important thing you should always remember about all these patterns is that these patterns only give you probability. No guarantee. This means that they [25:55] can increase your chances of getting the bus right. They are never confirmed. Let me explain it to you with an example. If a hammer forms in a sideways market where nothing is happening, it is useless. that made no sense. But if the same hammer [26:07] forms on a strong support or after a long decline and is accompanied by high volume, then it becomes a very powerful move. Now here you understand that pattern alone is nothing. Always learn to read patterns with three things in mind. [26:22] What is the first trend? Secondly, at what level is the pattern forming? And thirdly, what is the volume there ? Learn to trust the pattern only when all three are saying the same thing. The [26:36] n't make this mistake. So till now we have seen nine candle patterns which were small signals of two-three candles. Now let's come to the bigger picture when many candles come together to form a shape on the chart. That is called a chart pattern. The first [26:49] and most common one is the double top. Its shape is like M. Now what happens in this is that the price goes upwards. It touches a height, comes down and then goes back up again. But after reaching the same height again it falls back. That means it basically [27:03] hits the same roof twice and comes back. This indicates that the upper path is closed. Now there may be a decline. Then the second one is exactly the opposite. Which is double bottom? Its shape is like W. Here the price falls to the same floor twice. [27:16] But both times it bounces back from there. This indicates that the path below is closed. Now it is possible that the market will go up. After that comes the third one which has a nice name which is Head & Shoulders. Its shape [27:29] really resembles the upper part of a human being. The first height that is formed is a shoulder. Then after that another height is formed which is even higher than the first one, that is the middle head. Then another height is created which is back to the same height as the first shoulder and that is the second shoulder. [27:43] So what is happening here? There are three heights and the middle one is the tallest. Now this indicates that the trend may reverse and a downtrend may occur. And there is also a reverse version of this. When this whole shape is turned upside down. If its head is facing downwards then it [27:55] indicates that the market will now go up. Now there is one common thing among these three. These patterns are not considered final until the price breaks a specific line. Connect the lower points between an M or W or head and shoulders [28:11] line. When the price breaks this line, then understand that the pattern is complete. Before this you just have to wait and see. Now after this let us come to a small but a very interesting concept which is non-age gaps. It looks very simple in appearance. [28:24] But it gives you a good idea of ​​the market strength. Now what are Gabs basically? Usually these candles are connected to each other. One ends and the next one starts from there. But sometimes it happens that one candle [28:37] ends at one place and the next candle no trading in between. There is no line in the middle. An empty space is left. This [28:49] empty space is called gap. Now why does this happen ? Now think about it. The market is closed at night and then some big news comes, if any news comes and when the market opens in the morning then everyone starts buying and selling at a completely different price because of that news. [29:01] So the price jumps straight to a new place. Now there are four types of it which you can understand by seeing it. So I will not waste my time or yours in explaining this. You can pause the screen once and read it. You will [29:14] understand easily. If you still don't understand, you can ask me in the comments. I will reply to you. And the mistakes that 90% of traders make, in fact the mistakes that documented them and attached them in a PDF form below. [29:31] You will get a lot of information. And now finally we come to the funniest part. Today we learned a lot of things and learned different things. But the real magic happens when you combine all of these and learn to read it. Now I am giving you a simple [29:45] order which you please write down and keep somewhere. And whenever you open any new chart, just follow this order. This is basically going to be your checklist. In this, first of all you have to check the time frame. Start with the largest chart here. [29:58] Start with the largest chart here. you have an overall direction. After that come to Choti. Then secondly you have to check the trend. Ask yourself a question: which way does the market seem to be heading? [30:11] Up, down or moving in one place. After that comes support and resistance. Find the floor i.e. support and ceiling i.e. resistance on the chart where the price is stopping again and again. Now, throw a line there. These are going to be your two most [30:25] important points. After that comes fourth candles and patterns. You see what the candles are saying right now? Is someone creating a pattern and if they are, is it being created at any important level? After that comes the fifth step [30:37] of volume. Now check how much power is behind whatever move you see there or whether it is there at all. This will tell you the difference between a real and a fake move. And then combining all these, comes the last most important concept which is called [30:51] confluence. It sounds like a heavy word but it is a very simple concept. Confluence means when many things come together and say the same thing. Now think of it like this if a man tells you that this path is the right one. If you go to this you might be a [31:05] little skeptical. But if four different people from different places all point to the same path, your confidence in that path will increase significantly. Now the same thing happens in the chart when the trend is upwards and the level is also on support. After that, if the pattern also [31:19] becomes bullish and the volume also supports you there, then this signal is the strongest. That means here all these people together are saying the same thing that this is a confluence and this is the real core system of good chart reading. Look, charts never [31:33] tell you the future. The chart is not a prediction. All it does is So a good chart reader is not someone who is always right. A good chart reader is someone who is prepared to be wrong. One who [31:49] knows that sometimes he will be wrong and it doesn't matter to him. Because he and it doesn't matter to him. Because he line which I have just told you will make you a good trader. So make sure that [32:02] whatever you learned today, you apply it immediately in the market and if you want to explore the US market with proper research then check out Sams. 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