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(Webinar Clip) After a 300-point Swing, Who's In Charge Next? Bears or Bulls?
Jeff Kennedy explains how you can get an edge with Price Bar analysis

By Jill Noble
Wed, 02 Nov 2011 11:45:00 ET
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Most of us are familiar with the idea of markets being "bearish" or "bullish," but how do technical analysts stay safely ahead of whichever beast rules the markets?
 
With markets shifting direction at an unprecedented rate, it is more important than ever to home in on "what's next." Learning how to interpret price bars can help you gain valuable insight into whether a particular market is bullish or bearish.
 
Watch and listen as Jeff Kennedy, our Senior Commodities analyst, explains the process, in an excerpt from his online course, How to Trade the Highest Probability Opportunities -- Price Bars and Chart Patterns:

As Kennedy states, "the relationship between four basic elements (open, high, low, and close) can tell you a lot about that market: specifically, who is in control of the market."
 
He should know. In this video, Jeff mentions that he started with open high low price charts when he started off in the business a "long, long, long, long time ago."  
 

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