Getting Started with Technical Analysis | Cameron May | 4-23-24
Characteristics and Risks of Standardized Options. https://bit.ly/2v9tH6D

Some technical traders apply the Relative Strength Index (RSI) to their charts to identify potential entry signals and possible trend reversals while planning their stock trades. But how is this indicator built, and how might these signals change with changing conditions? In this video, Education Coach Cameron May uses example paperMoney charts to take a look under the hood of the RSI, and then he demonstrates how a self-directed investor might take it for a test run.

Join us each week for this beginner's guide to chart analysis. Your education coach will carefully demonstrate the technical and analytical tools available through a variety of trading platforms and will use real-time examples to illustrate common charting techniques, including such concepts as trend identification, support and resistance application, and the usage of candlesticks, price patterns, and oscillators.
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Options involve risks and are not suitable for all investors. Please read the Characteristics and Risks of Standardized Options carefully before trading.

Scripts are for educational purposes only and are not guaranteed for timing or accuracy,

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New to trading with stock charts? Check out my YouTube series for beginners:

Lesson 1 of 8: Introduction to Technical Analysis: https://bit.ly/49lS0AW
Lesson 2 of 8: Understanding the Basics of Stock Charts: https://bit.ly/3wpSUxP
Lesson 3 of 8: Identifying Trends on a Stock Chart: https://bit.ly/3SPc083
Lesson 4 of 8: Spotting Support and Resistance: https://bit.ly/42TlUKn
Lesson 5 of 8: Intro to Technical Indicators: https://bit.ly/3I4L0wg
Lesson 6 of 8: Using Charts for Entries & Exits: https://bit.ly/3SKdWyw
Lesson 7 of 8: Trading with Price Patterns: https://bit.ly/48sLTtc
Lesson 8 of 8: Building an Investing Plan: https://bit.ly/3I71iVm

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