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1.Materials For blade I took X12MF steel. I ordered it already heat treated by professionals to 60 hrc. Forming steel bar took a long time (13 hours) to avoid any burning. I know, this steel is not common in US so here some info [Taken from thermist company page]: The steel has good cutting edge stability and toughness. Has a great resistance to corrosion, ideal for hunting and outdoor knives. Chemical composition: C 1.45-1.65%; Cr 11-12.5%; Mo 0.4-0.6%; V 0.15-0.3%; Si 0.15-0.35%; Mn 0.15-0.4%. For handle I took burl maple hybrid with epoxy. Bolster and rear Bolster casted from white bronze. Sheath made from vegetable tanned leather 3 mm / 0,11 inch thick. Sewed with waxed thread and embossed by hand. 2.Sizes Blade : 134 X 26 X 4.7 mm / 5.27 X 1.02 X 0.15 inch Tang : 110 X 10 X 4.7 mm / 4,33071 X 0,393701 X 0,15748 inch Handle : 130 X 30 X 26 mm / 5,11 X 1,18 X 1,02 inch 3. Overall info Blade polished up 20000 grid pastes and has mirror edge with razor cutting capabilities. Tip is thick and very hard to break. 4.Price & shipment Price is 280 USD via PayPal. Shipment from Ukraine. 5.Photo gallery Photo with my reddit name : https://imgur.com/gallery/Gz6zB9B Knife showcase : https://imgur.com/gallery/uLWk3KE Creation process photos : https://imgur.com/gallery/50jLmH0 Concept drawing : https://imgur.com/gallery/8F0ij5S

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"I have found no better way to identify the trend than through chart analysis." Paul Tudor Jones

Technical Analysis. Hate it or love it but you can’t be indifferent to the concept if you call yourself a trader or a wanna be trader.
But is technical analysis after all? How does it work? How can it help you? How can it not help you? What are the main misconceptions related to it?

Let’s start from the beginning: what is technical analysis afterall?

Technical analysis is a method of analyzing financial markets based on the study of historical price and volume data to identify patterns and trends. That easy! Nothing more nothing less.

How, by the way?

Charts! Charts are the core for charts are the vehicle that displays the behavior of price and volume. Remember that these are the ultimate external subject technical analysis: price and volume.
How about the glamorous fibonacci retracements, moving averages, oscillators, stochastics, candlesticks … and so on?
These are not black boxes … they have no predictive power, they are humble tools that measure and report what the price is doing.
For example the simple moving average, let’s say for the 10 period single moving average. All it does is displaying the average price close of the last 10 periods … It's a simple mathematical formula, nothing else.

Now perhaps a more important question: Why? What drives technical analysts to trust in technical analysis?

The common-held belief by technical chartists and traders is that price movements follow recognizable patterns that can be used to make profitable trading decisions.
But what is the underlying justification for those patterns? Well, a hands-on trader does not care why the patterns recur, they just care that the pattern recur and appear with statistical significance which he can exploit.
The markets are moved most of all by rationality, some fewer times by irrationality, human bias and emotions and even fewer times by rare and unpredictable events. All of these three with significant impact in the markets. Technical analysis is just a tool to measure this ration behavior by investors and traders, irrational behavior … and even to measure past black swans.

Which are the misconceptions about technical analysis?

Technical analysis has gained a shady reputation because it is unfairly promoted as a crystal ball capable of predicting the future and yielding infinite returns.
That's a pure lie. Nobody can predict the future. Nobody. No technical analyst, no fundamental analyst, no central bank analyst brainiac … no one whatsoever.
Why? Because although rationality and irrationality can be fairly charted … the element of chaos introduced by black swans result into an infinitude of possibilities about what the future could look like.

Ok, so why even bother using technical analysis?

Remember that it is only a measuring tool. Remember that in life and in trading, although we are indoctrinated to think about the world in terms of certainties, we live in the realm of probabilities, not certainties.
Technical analysis is a differentiating tool because although no one knows the future, some things tend to happen more often than others. If you measure those things, you can capitalize from this asymmetry, provided you understand that this is only stage one of your trading process.
Here are three examples of how technical analysis can help traders capitazing from the element that move the markets:
Rational behavior:
Hedge Fund X, after a due diligent rational process determined that company Y sells enough products and earns profits to justify an investment of a huge amount of their shares so they bought a big bunch of shares from stock Y.
As a consequence of this heavy purchase, the chart of this stock showed a breakout into all time highs with heavy volume (technical analysis already).
You, the smart, retail trader have trained yourself to screen these breakouts and ride them until the price closes below the 50 EMA (technical analysis), because you’ve backtested this setup with the use of technical analysis and it tends to yield a lot of money 30 out of 100 trades, enough to pay for the 70 losing trades and still leave you with an hefty amount of money.
Irrational Behavior:
Stock Y, which you had earlier purchased picked up so much attention from the public, that now everybody wants to ride the rally. Everybody is scared of being the only loser who has not made a fortune with this stock, so they keep on buying and feeding the frenzy.
As a diligent technical analysis trader … although you know that the price can keep on going further, your studies have shown you that as of the moment yous pot an RSI bearish divergence after a strong rally (i.e), the market you are trading tends to be more exposed to the possibility of a big loss than to the possibility of a big win … so you know it is not worth your hard earned money neither way.
Black Swans:
You know that they tend to happen every now and then, they show up and make either massive damage or deliver massive gains.
So you specialize in measuring market conditions where you will benefit exponentially from the occurrence of these events. So you discover (i.e) that those market conditions are at its pronest to benefit the most from positive black swans when the broad market is at RSI below 30 or to benefit the most from negative events when the broad market is at RSI 80+ (technical analysis).
So whenever the broad market is reading these numbers you start looking for your setups more aggressively. You find 10 that meet your criterions … you take the trade with proper risk management rules. 9 do not work, the 10 come with a black swan that resulted in a massive profit that paid for the other. 9. You are now a richer trader because you employed technical analysis to study the past, measure risk and reward.
Technical analysis is not a crystal ball. It is a measuring tool. Learn how to harness its benefits and it takes very good care of you.
Cheers,
Ruben
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