
Beyond Candlesticks
New Japanese Charting Techniques Revealed
Steve Nison
Beyond Candlesticks is Nison's follow-up on renko, kagi, and three-line break charts. ChartClub lists the 1994 Wiley edition as a second chart language, not as a newer edge.
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- Author
- Steve Nison
- Publisher
- Wiley
- Year
- 1994
- Pages
- 304
Key takeaways
- The book introduces renko, kagi, and three-line break to Western readers.
- Filtering price is not the same as predicting it.
- This 1994 edition is a reference, not a current backtest.
Tags
- technical-analysis
- charting
- candlesticks
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