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Question 1 of 10
1. Question
While using bar charts which of the following is used to set the price targets of the project?
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If a formation completes the breakout, bar charts will project price targets. Most goals are calculated on the price of the breakout. Goals are seldom used because most technicians are content with only being on the right side of the curve, just trying to ride the curve, and generally thinking goals are unreliable.
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If a formation completes the breakout, bar charts will project price targets. Most goals are calculated on the price of the breakout. Goals are seldom used because most technicians are content with only being on the right side of the curve, just trying to ride the curve, and generally thinking goals are unreliable.
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Question 2 of 10
2. Question
How is the price target calculated from a bar chart of any particular project?
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Calculate the target by taking the height of the pattern and applying it to the price of the breakout.
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Calculate the target by taking the height of the pattern and applying it to the price of the breakout.
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Question 3 of 10
3. Question
Which of the following is the condition needed to be satisfied in order to call it a true double top formation?
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A double formation is among the classic configurations which are simplest. A double top consists of just three points of inversion: two peaks separated by a trough. The initial price must join the trend from below the trough price for it to be a true double top, and the exit signal must occur on the breakout below the trough low level.
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A double formation is among the classic configurations which are simplest. A double top consists of just three points of inversion: two peaks separated by a trough. The initial price must join the trend from below the trough price for it to be a true double top, and the exit signal must occur on the breakout below the trough low level.
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Question 4 of 10
4. Question
Which of the following conditions should not be taken into consideration while analyzing the chances of profit in a double pattern?
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When one sees a double pattern, it is appropriate to make many important observations before acting to improve the chances of benefit. First of all, never buy before the breakout occurs. Second, look either at the same point as the twin bottoms or slightly higher and earlier, for flat bases. Third, try an absence over the development of a consolidation field. Fourthly, look for what is called a variety called “Eve & Eve.” Volume doesn’t seem significant, though on the first “hump” it’s typically higher.
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When one sees a double pattern, it is appropriate to make many important observations before acting to improve the chances of benefit. First of all, never buy before the breakout occurs. Second, look either at the same point as the twin bottoms or slightly higher and earlier, for flat bases. Third, try an absence over the development of a consolidation field. Fourthly, look for what is called a variety called “Eve & Eve.” Volume doesn’t seem significant, though on the first “hump” it’s typically higher.
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Question 5 of 10
5. Question
Which of the following fact is not true about a rectangle with entry up and breakout up when studying patterns?
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Rectangle with entry up and breakout up has the following characteristics. Prices are bounded between the two lines and oscillate, and ultimately exit or split out in one direction or another. The pattern may have a slight tilt upwards or downwards, but there are still parallel trend lines describing the support and resistance areas. It seems similar to a horizontal pipe.
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Rectangle with entry up and breakout up has the following characteristics. Prices are bounded between the two lines and oscillate, and ultimately exit or split out in one direction or another. The pattern may have a slight tilt upwards or downwards, but there are still parallel trend lines describing the support and resistance areas. It seems similar to a horizontal pipe.
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Question 6 of 10
6. Question
What is the key difference between a false breakout and a premature breakout keeping in mins the study of patterns?
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A “false” breakout is one that breaks out from the direction of the final breakout in the opposite direction, and a “premature” breakout is one that breaks in the same direction as the actual breakout.
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A “false” breakout is one that breaks out from the direction of the final breakout in the opposite direction, and a “premature” breakout is one that breaks in the same direction as the actual breakout.
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Question 7 of 10
7. Question
What term is given to the situation when the security has risen far enough that its oscillator reaches the overbought zone and when the price has fallen far enough that the oscillator reaches the oversold zone in case of an oscillator?
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The oscillator can not hit the actual extreme bound but will come near and have the same consequences in doing so. The zone then is the area that is small enough to be relevant to the extreme bound. The upper area is considered overbought, and the lower area is considered overbought. If security has risen high enough for the oscillator to enter the overbought zone, it is said to be overbought and when the price has fallen far enough for the oscillator to hit the overbought zone, it is said to be overbought.
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The oscillator can not hit the actual extreme bound but will come near and have the same consequences in doing so. The zone then is the area that is small enough to be relevant to the extreme bound. The upper area is considered overbought, and the lower area is considered overbought. If security has risen high enough for the oscillator to enter the overbought zone, it is said to be overbought and when the price has fallen far enough for the oscillator to hit the overbought zone, it is said to be overbought.
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Question 8 of 10
8. Question
In failure swings at what point does a negative and a positive failure swing occurs?
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A negative failure swing occurs when the oscillator breaks out of an overbought zone, produces a reversal point, pulls back but fails to re-enter the zone, and breaks down below the earlier reversal point. A positive swing of loss at an oversold region is the opposite.
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A negative failure swing occurs when the oscillator breaks out of an overbought zone, produces a reversal point, pulls back but fails to re-enter the zone, and breaks down below the earlier reversal point. A positive swing of loss at an oversold region is the opposite.
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Question 9 of 10
9. Question
Which of the following definitions explains the term amplitude regarding the filed of cycles?
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Amplitude is the difference between the horizontal axis and the maximum pitch or trough. An amplitude of 2 will result in a cosine wave with an amplitude of 1 twice the height of cosine waves Term s the difference between successive lows or successive highs.
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Amplitude is the difference between the horizontal axis and the maximum pitch or trough. An amplitude of 2 will result in a cosine wave with an amplitude of 1 twice the height of cosine waves Term s the difference between successive lows or successive highs.
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Question 10 of 10
10. Question
In a cycle which of the following definitions satisfies the term period of a cycle?
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A period is a difference between successive lows or successive highs. For our use, the duration is the time it takes for the loop to return to its original position along the horizontal axis. Phase defines how far the particular process starts away from the y-axis. And it decides the difference between two separate phase cycles.
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A period is a difference between successive lows or successive highs. For our use, the duration is the time it takes for the loop to return to its original position along the horizontal axis. Phase defines how far the particular process starts away from the y-axis. And it decides the difference between two separate phase cycles.