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"I've only been a member of MarketClub for a few short weeks, and I can tell already that it's going to pay dividends in my trading. My first trade alone came on futures for the US Dollar and it has already paid the membership price for one year. Though I'm glad to finally make consistent returns. I've always had trouble sticking with trades and following the trends, and the Trade Triangles from MarketClub help me to do just that; stick with winners, and cut losses short! It's all about money management and taking out the emotions when it comes to trading. Furthermore, I enjoy using the Smart Scan technology where it quickly identifies trends that are already in place or about to start a new trend. It takes the leg work out at looking at every single chart, there by saving time and money. I can say I'm truly pleased with MarketClub and what it has to offer. I can tell right now, I'll be a member for years to come." ~ Jeremy N., Illinois
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"I am amazed at the confidence that your service has provided for me and the Trade Triangles have given me. It has solved my biggest question, “Which way is this market going?” I’m brave enough to endorse this service as true and correct along with a personal trading plan." ~ Darran G., Australia
broad brush. Candlesticks draw on the same open-high-low-close data as do bars. Here the length of the bar, or “candle,” is determined by the high and low, but the area between the open and close is considered the most important.This area, the “body” of the candle, is filled with blue (or white for most charting programs) for closes higher than open, and is filled with red (or black from most charting programs) for down days. The wicks above and below constitute the “shadow” of the candle, or high or low.