"Mastering the Art of Investing: Essential Steps for Beginners"

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BY SUMAN THAKUR

अगर आप ट्रेंड करते हैं तो ये ब्लॉग आपके लिए है आपने CANDLESTICK की किताबें पढ़े होंगे या फिर कहीं से भी CANDLISTICK पैटर्न की जानकारी लिए होंगे ।
तो आज मैं आपके लिए MARCKET के नए बरताव के आधार पर आपके लिए एक RIVERSAL PATTERN (INGULFING PATTRRN)


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CANDLESTICK PATTERN


BULLISH ENGULFING PATTERN को वर्क करने के लिएआवश्यक शर्त:
शर्त
1. बाजार डाउन ट्रेंड में हो (5 मिनट के चार्ट पर )7 से 8 कैंडल का या इससे ज्यादा कैंडल का भी  डाउन ट्रेंड में रहे तो ही यह काम करेगा।

NOTE:- नीचे यह भी दिया गया है की डेली चार्ट पर कैसे फॉलो करना है।

2. डाउन ट्रेंड जितना अच्छा होगा उतना ही अच्छा reversal  होगा (ध्यान रखिएगा)।


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