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Topic: Japanese Candlesticks study results and associated research papers...?
Posted: Wednesday, April 13, 2005 10:51:32 PM
Hi,

This is my first post on the Worden boards.

I'm a final year finance student in London, England.

I'm trying to write a dissertation on the relyability of Japanese candlestick patterns in indicating reversals. My reseach is showing that when filtered with a stochastic oscilator (for overbought/oversold matched with Bear/ Bull indicators, respectively) that the patterns are accurate in 70% of circumstances.

I'm looking for people who:

would like to discuss Japanese Candlesticks
OR
know if there are any similar empirical (or otherwise) studies that have been carried out into this subject.

Thanks for reading, I will really appreciate any help/ intereset,

Regards

James Langlois
Topic: Japanese Candlesticks study results and associated research papers...?
Posted: Wednesday, April 13, 2005 10:43:55 PM
Hi,

This is my first post on the Worden boards.

I'm a final year finance student in London, England.

I'm trying to write a dissertation on the relyability of Japanese candlestick patterns in indicating reversals. My reseach is showing that when filtered with a stochastic oscilator (for overbought/oversold matched with Bear/ Bull indicators, respectively) that the patterns are accurate in 70% of circumstances.

I'm looking for people who:

would like to discuss Japanese Candlesticks
OR
know if there are any similar empirical (or otherwise) studies that have been carried out into this subject.

Thanks for reading, I will really appreciate any help/ intereset,

Regards

James Langlois