Understanding Market Trends Through Candlestick Analysis
Welcome to this IB MYP Personal Project. This academic repository serves as a beginner-friendly portal for mastering K-line analysis, providing structured insights into price movement across stock markets and the CS skin economy.
*Note: This website is for academic education only and not financial advice. Created for pedagogical exploration of market trends.
The Foundation of Market Analysis
Exploring patterns across diverse markets
Candlestick Basics: Learn to read open, close, high, and low prices to understand market momentum visually.
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Pattern Library: Access a detailed guide containing over 30 essential bullish and bearish reversal patterns.
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Comparative Study: Discover similarities and differences between the Stock Market and the CS Skin Market.
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Market Impact: Explore how policy changes, game updates, and liquidity affect price behavior.
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Beginner Strategy: Learn fundamental entry and exit strategies combined with basic risk management principles.
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Case Studies: Analyze real market scenarios to see how candlesticks performed in live historical data.
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What You’ll Learn
This educational project breaks down complex trading concepts into simple, academic-style modules. You will journey from basic definitions to advanced multi-market analysis.
Candlestick Basics
Learn to interpret Open, High, Low, and Close prices. Understand how candle bodies and wicks visualize market psychology.
Policy & Impact
Analyze how digital asset rules, like the T+7 skin hold or game updates, create volatility and unique chart patterns.
30+ Pattern Library
Explore Bullish Reversal, Bearish Reversal, and Neutral patterns in simple English with clear identification tips.
Beginner Strategy
Learn fundamental principles: support and resistance, risk management, and never trading on single signals alone.
Stocks vs. CS Skins
Compare how technical analysis applies to traditional NASDAQ stocks and the Counter-Strike skin market.
Applied Case Studies
Review historical market events, such as major supply shocks or corporate earnings, through candlestick evidence.