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Point and Figure Charts
Module Units
- 1. Introduction
- 2. History and Development
- 3. Characteristic
- 4. Construction with Xs and Os
- 5. Point and Figure construction 1-box
- 6. Point and Figure construction 3-box
- 7. Understanding point and figure charts
- 8. Reversal patterns in 1 -box charts
- 9. Triple-Top and Bottom Patterns
- 10. The strength of the pattern
- 11. Symmetrical Triangles - Sloping Top And Sloping Bottom
- 12. The Breakout And Pullback
- 13. Traps
- 14. Poles
- 15. Congestion analysis
- 16. Trend Lines On Point And Figure Charts
- 17. Bullish Support And Bearish Resistance Lines
- 18. Parallel Trend Lines
- 19. Key takeaways from Point and Figure charts
- 20. Projecting Price Target
- 21. Counts on 1-Box Reversal Charts
- 22. Counts on 3-box reversal charts
- 23. Horizontal Counts On 3-box Reversal Charts
- 24. Things You Should Know About Point And Figure Counts
- 25. Risk-Reward Ratio From Vertical Counts On 3-Box Charts
- 26. Point & Figure Indicators
- 27. Point And Figure’s Contribution To Market Breadth
- 28. Conclusion
Introduction
In this module, we will learn a unique method of technical analysis through Point & Figure charts. There are different charts available through which traders can analyze price movements and patterns, such as Candlesticks, Point & Figure charts, Bar charts, Line charts, etc. Out of which, we will learn Point & Figure charts in this particular module. Each type of chart has its own characteristics and uses. 'Point and Figure' chart definitely has its own unique advantage over other types of charts. So, without any further ado, let us first get started with its origin from the next section.
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