Ichimoku charting technique in practice - professional tips from Martin Goersch
Trader Martin Goersch explains with Jan Heyder from CapTrader the advantages of the Ichimoku charting technique for stock market enthusiasts, using practical examples from the stock market with Meta and PayPal. Ichimoku chart analysis is one of the most popular market analysis techniques used by professional trader Martin Goersch in his daily trading on the stock markets.
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00:00:00 Welcome & Intro
00:00:38 Ichimoku suitable for predicting a sell-off?
00:01:40 Example Meta Platforms
00:03:30 Example PayPal
00:06:02 Distinguishing between a company and a share
00:06:52 Positive signals in Ichimoku - let profits run and limit losses
00:10:12 Reference to further videos & webinars
00:11:36 Farewell and disclaimer
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