Day Trading (Candlestick Pattern) Test #3

Question 1

Who first introduced candlestick charts in the West?

Accepted Answer

Steve Nison

Answer

Elizabeth Mory

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Elizabeth Morissa

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Steve Madison

Question 2

Which of these does not fall under technical candlestick analysis?

Accepted Answer

Broker

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Psychology

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Money flow

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Volume

Question 3

Which of these is not taken into account by technical candlestick analysis?

Accepted Answer

Median cycles

Answer

Moving averages

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Regression

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Relative Strength Index

Question 4

Which technologies are utilized by the technical analysis software?

Accepted Answer

Artificial intelligence

Answer

Tension rolls

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Neural networks

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Machine learning

Question 5

Which of these is not an indicator of the market?

Accepted Answer

Pitch theory

Answer

Elliot Waves

Answer

Moving

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Relative Strength Index

Question 6

Which of these is not a financial market sentiment indicator?

Accepted Answer

Long interest

Answer

Bull ratios

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Bear ratios

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Applied volatility

Question 7

The candle is modest in size near the top of the trading range, has little to no upper wick, and has a lower wick that is at least twice as large as the candle's body.

Accepted Answer

hanging man

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Long body

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Harami

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Inverted hammer

Question 8

Triangle patterns fall into one of three groups. That which follows does not have a triangle pattern?

Accepted Answer

The asymmetrical triangle

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The descending triangle

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The symmetrical triangle

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The ascending triangle

Question 9

What kind of charts can reveal information about market psychology?

Accepted Answer

Candlestick chart

Answer

Point and figure chart

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Bar chart

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Line chart

Question 10

The stronger the purchasing or selling pressure was during the precise time period of the candle, the________ the body is. Candlesticks that _______ show little price movement and consolidation are called .

Accepted Answer

Longer, Short

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Shorter, Long

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Shorter, Short

Answer

Longer, Long