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A simple guide for using Japanese candlesticks correctly， and profitably。

Candlesticks have gotten a lot of attention lately， but few traders truly know how to use them wisely and profitably。Without the proper context， candlestick charting won’t work。In this book， technical analysis expert Felipe Tudela shares candlestick creator Sokyu Honma’s Great Market Cycle theory。With the Great Market Cycle， candlesticks reveal their powerful and simple logic and give traders the insight and context they need to use them successfully。Using these insights， readers will be able to trade each market phase in accordance with his or her own personal strategy.

Felipe Tudela （Paris， France） is a researcher and specialist in technical analysis， as well as President of the Center of Financial Research in Paris。

Whether you trade futures， commodities， or equities， Japanese candlesticks can make you a lot of money: the difficulty is using them correctly。A powerful trading tool， cardstocks are an efficient and precise method， offering the magic of an ancient civilization which is inaccessible to the uninitiated。they have a simple logic， which has been passed down from generation to generation， guiding the success of Japanese traders for centuries。

Only a very small number of trades have mastered the method， the key of which is hidden within Honma’s Five Sakata Methods。The Secret Code of Japanese Candlesticks is the first book ever published in the English language that explains this key and how to use it。covering both the Samni No den of the Market and the Sakata strategies， with practical examples， illustrations， charts， graphs and a table to simplify this ancient methodology， this book presents a self-contained， standalone methodology which will enable readers to master this unique and highly effective approach to trading。From money management， risk control and position sizing， to the strategies requires， this book is all the trader needs to trade each specific market phase。

Acknowledgments

IntrOductiOn

1 The Truth about Japanese Candlesticks

2 The Spirit of Sokyu Honma’s Method：The Master and the Discipl。

3 The Samni No Den of the Market：The Subjective Part of the Method

4 The Five Sakata Methods：The Objective Part of the Method

5 Trading with Sokyu Honma’S Method

6 Japanese Candlesticks：A Precision Tool within the Market’s Great

Cycle

7 Algorithm in Tabular Format for the Five Sakata Methods within

Sokyu Honma’S‘Great Cycle’

8 Thirty．seven Applications Involving Indexes，Stocks，and Futu。e。

9 Back to the Samni No Den

10 Learning to Analyze the Markets from a Trader’s Viewpoint

11 Your Magic Talisman

12 Before Taking a Position……Think

13 HOW to Exit a Trade

14 How to Manage Your Risk

15 All You Will Ever Need t0 Know about Stops

16 Putting It All Together in a Simple but Winning Approach

17 Trade NOW ！

18 Some Thoughts about Trading Philosophy

Conclusion

Appendix What Is a Candlestick？

Notes

Bibliography

Index

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A simple guide for using Japanese candlesticks correctly, and profitably

Candlesticks have gotten a lot of attention lately, but few traders truly know how to use them wisely and profitably. Without the proper context, candlestick charting won't work. In this book, technical analysis expert Felipe Tudela shares candlestick creator Sokyu Honma's Great Market Cycle theory. With the Great Market Cycle, candlesticks reveal their powerful and simple logic and give traders the insight and context they need to use them successfully. Using these insights, readers will be able to trade each market phase in accordance with his or her own personal strategy.

Felipe Tudela (Paris, France) is a researcher and specialist in technical analysis, as well as President of the Center of Financial Research in Paris.