Beyond Candlesticks book cover by Steve Nison
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Beyond Candlesticks

New Japanese Charting Techniques Revealed

Steve Nison

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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.
Wiley dates the book to December 1994, 304 pages. After a candlestick review, Nison explains disparity index, three-line break, renko, and kagi. These are ways of filtering price so that time or noise drops out of the picture. A filtered chart still needs a rule for risk. Removing some bars does not reveal direction. The examples are from the period of the book, and the methods are descriptive. Read it after the candlestick reference if the question is what those other Japanese charts are. Do not read it as an update that replaces candlesticks or as a modern backtest.

Tags

  • technical-analysis
  • charting
  • candlesticks

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