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So the open, high, low, close price bar is the foundational price bar, but there's different ways
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you can look at price graphically and visually as well, too.
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And we'll show you some examples of that.
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And you might use different types of price bars that you can tell on your platform to basically reflect
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the chart the way you want it to look.
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You're the painter of the canvas, so to speak, so you can make the chart look the way you want.
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That might be easier to interpret.
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And there's some price.
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Bars are better than others, too, and particularly things like candlestick price bars.
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We have a whole section coming up on that.
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And that's a real, real important section, understanding those price bars and those price bar patterns
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with candlesticks.
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So we're going to save that for that section.
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But here are some examples of some different ways that you can look at price bars beyond just the open,
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high, low, close foundational price.
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Bar one that's very common is the HLC bar, which should look pretty familiar is the high, low and
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closed bar is basically missing the.
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Oh, it's missing the help.
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Right.
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And if we look at the one on the left there of these are two examples, by the way, of high, low,
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close bars.
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And the one on the left is pretty obvious.
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You can see there's no Techmark on the left side of the vertical line.
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There's no indication of the open.
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There is an indication of the close.
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And that's the tip bar on the right in the range, the high and the low, but no indication in the open.
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And that's why the reason for that is that folks really aren't all that concern for many cases around
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the opening.
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They're really fixating more on the closing price, you know, giving more emphasis to that.
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So if you're like that, you can use clean up to try a little bit better.
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You can use an HLC or low close.
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Sometimes you might see it represented like on the right where they kind of put a where it looks like
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there's a tick mark on the left.
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There essentially is, but it's a straight, solid line across.
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And so really make the close kind of stand out more.
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You can see there's no body or there's no left cheek markets.
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This the same left and right now can get a little confusing because it might tell you that the opening
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and the close were the same.
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But if you set it up as and you know, it's a high, low, close bar, you can use that type of look
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if you prefer that look and just know that there's not no openings being reflected in that at all.
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Now, when we look at candlesticks, you might see some candlestick patterns actually look like these.
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So you have to kind of differentiate between the two.
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You know, we're open in the clothes are at or near the same price.
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But this example of HLC bars, there is no open is just another way represented.
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That's why I particularly me personally, I like the way on the left because it's real clear to me.
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But if you like the way on the right, that's OK, too.
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You know, other ways that you can represent price as well are things like an area chart, for example,
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where you're, you know, looking at, you know, things like, you know, how does it look in terms
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of the in terms of like, you know, pricing things out and then having, you know, kind of shaded
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underneath the price.
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So if you look at it almost looks like a mountain range and you can see that it's the more that it's
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more a kind of visual in terms of that aspect.
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But, you know, it doesn't really clear out the lines, I think, as much as far as the the on the
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prices, there's really show opens and closes is really just kind of showing you closes and it kind
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of shows to some peaks and valleys.
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So that might be a way to look at, let's say, an area chart below that.
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You can see where it's just dots.
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It looks like it's a scatter diagram of dots, but it actually isn't.
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It actually is.
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The closing price has just represented as dots and you can kind of get a feel for where the lines might
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move from there.
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But, you know, that can seem a little more confusing to me.
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Just as far as a personal opinion on the bottom.
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Right, you'll see a real common is Carlyn chart.
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And you can see it's got black lines and red lines.
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Black would represent, you know, in this case, you know, that the finished higher, the the high
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or the close was higher than the open and red means.
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There was a down day there.
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They closed lower than the open.
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So you get a feel for open and close with the colors that way in line charts can be helpful when we
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start looking at things like moving averages.
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And we're going to look at an indicator where you look at moving averages and that's a itself and you
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want to look to see where that line crosses across different price things.
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And sometimes line charts can be very helpful to see where that crossing point is.
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And then the one above, there's another line chart just using, you know, dots basically to represent
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the pricing that way.
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So you can kind of choose the way that you like to see things represented.
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There's also price histogram.
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So which are, you know, bars going up and down.
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They're showing basically the price and it would be at the top of the bar.
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It would be the high price or the closing price set up a typical closing price and the black Barbie
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opposite me and red bar would be that was a lower day.
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And you kind of see, you know, some direction, things from that.
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As far as a price histogram, again, I don't like that.
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It doesn't show me a lot of information, but some some things histograms can be real effective, like
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when we talk about the relative strength index, an indicator we can use a histogram to make it more
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easier to understand.
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And I'll show you that so you don't have to worry about that.
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But.
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Typically, what you're going to see are those open, high, low, close price bars or high, low,
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close, depending what you want, maybe a line bar to or line a line bar price bar to show where there
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might be a crossover.
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And then the real big one that you're going to probably use a lot and really see a lot are candlesticks.
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Here's a representation of the candlesticks and you can see they look like candles with a body and in
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a wick at the top, some of the wick at the bottom at both ends.
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So that's coming up.
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And that's a section you definitely want to really, you know, look closely at when we get the candlesticks,
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which is really, in effect, another form of price bar based, again, on the foundation of the open,
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high, low and close price bars.
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But they can tell you a lot more and really are very helpful for technical analysis.
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