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    Naveen
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    dow theory is a first and most successful theory to determine the demand and supply and he advice go along with the trend not with the market and he said bullish and bearish can be determine by the volume of trading .

    #6590
    kanakaraj
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    Dow theory is an analytical tool which is created in 19th century. This gives information about the market trend.
    Bullish: Higher bottom – Higher top with high volume
    Bearish: Lower top – lower bottom with high volume

    #6665
    Lakshmisudha R
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    Charles Dow of 19th is the father of Dow Theory.

    This theory gave significance to nature of  demand and supply  while studying about a market

    According to this theory  study of market is important rather than company

    This theory emphasized to go along the market trend by spotting the tops and bottoms in daily charts based on Volume

    Dow theory is made up of two equations

    1.  Higher Bottom – Higher Top – Bullish trend

    2. Lower Top – Lower Bottom – Bearish Trend

    #6743
    Padmavathi Sukumar
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    Dow theory is the most ancient theory for market analysis invented by Charles Dow. It explains to follow market trend and analyze demand vs supply along with volume to do a successful trading.

    #6984
    KRISHNA KUMAR MS
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    Dow theory is a technical analysis price forecasting method.

    On a line line chart, mark the Higher top,Higher bottom,Lower top,Lower bottom.If the sequence is Higher top-Higher bottom with high volumes – it is BULLISH.  , If the sequence is Lower top-Lower bottom with high volumes – it is Bearish.

    2years graph is necessary for forecasting the trend

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