You can also try lessons from https://www.babypips.com/ this is a forex related website but the technical information might be alsi applied to cryptocurrencies. As you obviously gona deal with cryptos you can just skip the unneeded parts and start from course 3, this is a basics of the technical analysis described in brief and understandable language. Some of the further information also might be usefull so you can just scroll down and pick whatever you like.
You can also try to find some streamers that trade cryptos, that will help you to use theoretical information in a better way.
Topic: Can you recommend some good videos or tutorials about price trend analysis? (Read 168 times)
February 11, 2018, 01:32:49 PM
February 11, 2018, 09:50:28 AM
Thanks for the links. I was really after some more technical ones about the underlying stats though. For example, I found this one about Fibonacci sequences, and I love the historical references at the begining.
https://www.crypto-news.net/fibonacci-sequence/
https://www.crypto-news.net/fibonacci-sequence/
February 11, 2018, 06:27:27 AM
Thanks for the replies,
I'm not a standard Bitcoiner, as I don't want to get into trading. I see Bitcon as "virtual gold", and as such I want to build up a small holding as part of my wealth protection strategy. The other assets that I've been collecting are domain names. I see them as virtual real estate. They sit together with Bitcoin fairly well. I do sell a few names, and I'm able to leave the proceeds in my registrar account, and I can withdraw thin in Bitcoin when I feel like it. My interest in price movements is to help me to decide when to claim these payments. I have to take a bit of as view on trends as withdrawal isn't immediate, and it could take up to a day for the funds to be released. I suspect they may batch transactions to reduce fees, and this is fine for me, as they don't make any charge for Bitcoin withdrawals.
Making a correct decision as to the time of withdrawal can double the amount of Bitcoin I receive in these times of extreme volatility. I'm also considering running nodes to collect the bit of Bitcoin Cash and Bitcoin Gold that I have been awarded as a result of the parallel blockchain creations. I may start to accept those in payment for domain names as well.
I'm not a standard Bitcoiner, as I don't want to get into trading. I see Bitcon as "virtual gold", and as such I want to build up a small holding as part of my wealth protection strategy. The other assets that I've been collecting are domain names. I see them as virtual real estate. They sit together with Bitcoin fairly well. I do sell a few names, and I'm able to leave the proceeds in my registrar account, and I can withdraw thin in Bitcoin when I feel like it. My interest in price movements is to help me to decide when to claim these payments. I have to take a bit of as view on trends as withdrawal isn't immediate, and it could take up to a day for the funds to be released. I suspect they may batch transactions to reduce fees, and this is fine for me, as they don't make any charge for Bitcoin withdrawals.
Making a correct decision as to the time of withdrawal can double the amount of Bitcoin I receive in these times of extreme volatility. I'm also considering running nodes to collect the bit of Bitcoin Cash and Bitcoin Gold that I have been awarded as a result of the parallel blockchain creations. I may start to accept those in payment for domain names as well.
February 11, 2018, 06:10:43 AM
Be careful with asking advice on what educational material is good. Some people could give you all the bad info. Trading, like poker, is a game of 'gaining edges' imo and I hope nobody makes the same mistake of educating the 'fish'.
In online poker, there was a boom in poker education that caused its demise. The games got tighter, and as a result, less and less people played the game making the poker economy shrink.
In online poker, there was a boom in poker education that caused its demise. The games got tighter, and as a result, less and less people played the game making the poker economy shrink.
February 11, 2018, 05:53:11 AM
My stats education stopped with brownian movement and least squares fits. so I suspect I might have a bit of catching up to do.
There are so many videos and tutorials around, and i have looked at a few of them, but they all seemed to be lacking in some way. I'd be grateful if some members could post links to the pages or sites that helped them to get started, and to understand the current methods and terminology. I have picked up quite a bit of the basics, but I think I need something to knit the whole lot together.
Video will not help you to gain experience, besides if you read it without doing trading action then your skill will not increase. I think the best way is to continue doing Trading, you can start from scratch with a small capital. Do not be discouraged if you lose because it is a valuable experience. That way you will gain knowledge and skills that will help you to make informed decisions. Yes you have to do it, doing the analysis in the absence of the action will not produce anything. Believe that the person who became successful because the trading started from various losses and also defeat. They learn not to repeat the mistake and in the end they become a successful trader. so let's work to learn Bitcoin in real terms and if you need a variety of data information then I am sure that this forum already provides a lot of information that will help you to become a successful person. There are so many videos and tutorials around, and i have looked at a few of them, but they all seemed to be lacking in some way. I'd be grateful if some members could post links to the pages or sites that helped them to get started, and to understand the current methods and terminology. I have picked up quite a bit of the basics, but I think I need something to knit the whole lot together.
February 11, 2018, 04:56:20 AM
My stats education stopped with brownian movement and least squares fits. so I suspect I might have a bit of catching up to do.
There are so many videos and tutorials around, and i have looked at a few of them, but they all seemed to be lacking in some way. I'd be grateful if some members could post links to the pages or sites that helped them to get started, and to understand the current methods and terminology. I have picked up quite a bit of the basics, but I think I need something to knit the whole lot together.
There are so many videos and tutorials around, and i have looked at a few of them, but they all seemed to be lacking in some way. I'd be grateful if some members could post links to the pages or sites that helped them to get started, and to understand the current methods and terminology. I have picked up quite a bit of the basics, but I think I need something to knit the whole lot together.
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