What Does Candlestick Mean?
A price chart that displays the high, low, open, and close for a security each day (or other shorter interval - Note by songcon)over a specified period of time.
NVD Nov. 20 - The last (daily) candle of the chart (Open) 0.240 (Hi) .240 (Lo) .22 (Close) .23 It had a red candle for the Nov. 20 '09 daily chart because the close price was lower than the opening price
And this is 3-month daily chart of PINN Nov 20, '09: (Open) 0.340 (Hi) .340 (Lo) .31 (Close) .34
Thank for your reply........I can't figure investor's sentiment or better I can only suppose and as I am a newbie I would like to get an opinion from more experienced people
Hi giogugli,
Welcome to T2W!
It's not my place to tell anyone what to trade - or what not to trade, however, having said that, I suggest that you stay away from highly illiquid penny shares such as the two you mention in your post. Technical Analysis (TA) is pretty meaningless on shares such as these and trading them would be pure gambling, IMO. If you have access to fundamental data that leads you to believe that they're undervalued and their respective share price will sky rocket - then fair play - buy them. If you're new to trading and wanting to learn TA, these really aren't the sorts of instruments to learn on. I recommend you look at heavily traded instruments such as the really big 'blue chips' with volatility, indices or major forex pairs etc. - and steer well clear penny shares.
Tim.
Take a look at the 'First Steps' forum and its sub-forum: 'Trading FAQ'. Once you've had a good look around those, come back and ask any questions that you may have.
Enjoy!
Tim.