Technical Analysis - Stock Trading

What kind of Analysis is using past market data to analyze stocks and make better trading decisions.

• Fundamental Analysis (FA)

• Technical Analysis (TA)

• Financial Statement Analysis

• Intrinsic Value Analysis

Which is NOT AN ASSUMPTION in Technical Analysis?

• The market discounts everything.

• Stock Prices are always high in the morning.

• Stock Prices move in trends.

• History repeats itself.

Which are the Concepts in Technical Analysis?

• Financial Statements Analysis

• Support and Resistance Levels

• Moving Averages (MA)

• Trend Analysis

• Volume

If the candle is green, it means that the closing price was higher than the opening price.

• TRUE

• FALSE

If it is red, it means the opening price was lower than the closing price.

• TRUE

• FALSE

When are you advised to BUY stocks?

• When the trading volume of that company is high.

• When the trading volume of that company is low.

• When the chart shows an downtrend.

• When the prices are at resistance level.

There are always going to be ups and downs in the stock market and in every stock, but these ups and downs will eventually form a trend that moves in some general direction—this is actually one of the key assumptions of TA.

• TRUE

• FALSE

This is the point where the stock price usually starts going down because there is too much supply and not enough demand.

• Support Level

• Resistance Level

• Upward Trend

• Sideways Trend

What are the 3 Kinds of Trends in the Trend Analysis?

• Downward, Upward, No Trend

• Downward, Upward, Sideways

• Downward, Sideways, Intermittent

• Downward, Upward, Wavy

What tells you the number of shares that were bought and sold in a particular time frame (usually a day). You can see this shown as a bar graph at the bottom of the stock chart.

• Moving Averages

• Volume

• Opening Price

• Closing Price