Have you ever wanted to learn how to time the market better? Or whether it is even a necessity?
There are broadly 2 approaches that experts use for market timing.
Indicator analysis use technical tools to gauge market sentiment, while price action strategies focus on interpreting raw price movements. By analyzing patterns, candlestick formations, and critical support and resistance levels, traders uncover insights into market psychology and potential future trends.
In this webinar "Decoding Market Timing: Indicator Analysis vs. Price Action Strategies" - Kathlyn Toh, the Founder & Chief Trainer of Beyond Insights Investment & Trading Education shared her insights on the key distinctions between the approach of using indicators vs. price actions.
This is a webinar hosted by LifeChamp for Bursa Malaysia on 14th August, 2024.
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