How Japanese Candlesticks Can Save Your Life
February 8, 2023
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February 8, 2023
How Japanese Candlesticks Can Save Your Life
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Host Robert Kiyosaki and guest Gary Wagner, two self-professed "gold bugs" talk about the diminishing value of the dollar and how Japanese Candlestick charting is an effective way to determine market trends.<br /> <br /> Wagner, of Hungarian descent, is an expert in gold. As a child, he was told the only assets worth owning were art and gold. Today he offers advice on gold and the increasing demand of silver on his Youtube Channel Thegoldforecast.com<br /> <br /> By observing Japanese Candlestick trading sessions versus American trading sessions, Wagner believes Japanese Candlesticks changed his life. In his book, <b>"Trading Applications of Japanese Candlestick Charting,"</b> Gary shows how Japanese Candlesticks use the same data points that an American bar chart uses, except for one key distinction. The high and low data points are drawn in a vertical line. "Looking at a candlestick chart gives you information in a 3D format," says Wagner. "The individual candlesticks form patterns in groups which make it quicker to predict the market." Like Japanese Kanji, the Japanese build a picture to see trends.<br /> <br /> Robert and Gary discuss the imminence of the valueless dollar and how Japanese Candlesticks offer more market assurance. As Robert says, Gold and Silver are Gods' Money. Placed By God into the Earth. In uncertain financial times, turn to precious metals.
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