www.CandleStickForums.com When to Buy Stocks As the economic recovery falters the Dow Jones Industrial Average has dipped. When to buy stocks if often just at such a market correction . When to buy stocks differs from when to buy stock in an individual company. When to buy stocks in the broader market is when investors believe that conditions are set for a generalized market rally . When to buy stocks for traders is when both fundamental and technical analysis indicate new market trends either up or down. Successful long term investing requires that the investor find secure companies, each with a margin of safety such as cash or other unencumbered assets. The long term investor looks for intrinsic stock value in the form of forward looking earnings. When the broader market rallies there is a tendency for all stocks to rise. Thus a long term investor will add to his stock portfolio when fundamentals as well as technical analysis tools such as Candlestick charting indicate a coming rally. At this time the investor will look for underpriced dividend stocks as well. The situation for traders is somewhat more flexible. Stock market trading profits come from changes in stock price . Because stock traders look for market volatility and a market correction in either direction they can profit from short selling as well as buying stocks . Traders may choose to trade the overall market by trading exchange traded stock index funds. This method of when to buy stocks simplifies the issue of following individual stocks with individual fundamentals and technical analysis . The trader simply follows Candlestick patterns of the stock index fund. The broader stock market will rise as the economy mends itself. It will also react to economic stimulus plans, although as nations heap debt upon debt the duration and effectiveness of government economic stimulus plans has many skeptics.

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When to Buy Stocks

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As the economic recovery falters the
Dow Jones Industrial Average has
dipped.

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When to buy stocks if often just at
such a market correction .

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When to buy stocks differs from when
to buy stock in an individual company.

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When to buy stocks in the broader
market is when investors believe that
conditions are set for a generalized
market rally.

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When to buy stocks for traders is
when both fundamental and technical
analysis indicate new market trends
either up or down.

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Successful long term investing
requires that the investor find secure
companies, each with a margin of
safety such as cash or other
unencumbered assets.

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The long term investor looks for
intrinsic stock value in the form of
forward looking earnings.

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When the broader market rallies there
is a tendency for all stocks to rise.

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Thus a long term investor will add to
his stock portfolio when fundamentals
as well as technical analysis tools
such as Candlestick charting indicate
a coming rally.

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At this time the investor will look for
underpriced dividend stocks as well.

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The situation for traders is somewhat
more flexible.

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Stock market trading profits come
from changes in stock price .

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Because stock traders look for market
volatility and a market correction in
either direction they can profit from
short selling as well as buying stocks.

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Traders may choose to trade the
overall market by trading exchange
traded stock index funds.

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This method of when to buy stocks
simplifies the issue of following
individual stocks with individual
fundamentals and technical analysis.

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The trader simply follows Candlestick
patterns of the stock index fund.

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The broader stock market will rise as
the economy mends itself.

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It will also react to economic stimulus
plans, although as nations heap debt
upon debt the duration and
effectiveness of government economic
stimulus plans has many skeptics.

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When to buy stocks, ideally, is at the
bottom of the price curve.

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Buying at the bottom requires a clear
sense of the fundamentals of the
stock market.

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Successfully buying at the bottom
requires the use of tools such as
Candlestick pattern formations in
order to profitably gauge market
sentiment.

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A time honored tool in predicting a
market turnaround is the Doji
Candlestick.

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This signal is a vanishingly short
candle with often substantial upper
and lower shadows.

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The Doji Candlestick shows us that
the opening and closing prices of a
stock are virtually the same because
the candle is very short.

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It also shows us that there is a great
deal of market indecision in that the
stock has traded much higher and
much lower during the day as
evidenced by the lengths of the upper
and lower shadows.

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A Doji Candlestick does not tell us
when to buy stocks in a flat market as
it simply indicates market indecision.

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However, in a downward or upward
trending market this is an excellent
signal that the market is likely to turn
around.

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The value of using Candlestick
analysis in deciding when to buy
stocks is that Candlestick signals are
statistically based and take the
guesswork out of deciding when to
buy stocks, when to sell stocks, and
when to hold on to your money.