Benoit Mandlebrot, the father of modern fractal geometry, is quoted as saying, "My life seemed to be a series of events and accidents. Yet when I look back, I see a pattern." Japanese candlestick charts afford today's traders the opportunity to look at what seems like random price actions in terms of trends and patterns. Candlesticks, however, tend to be fractal in nature where similar patterns recur at progressively smaller scales or timeframes. Understanding this phenomenon can also help you find better trading opportunuties.

Join Barchart's John Rowland in his "Part-Two" discussion of "Understanding Candlestick Charts." In this webinar, John will demonstrate a "Top Down" market analysis approach that uses candlestick chart patterns at the higher time frames to provide the context for trends and price patterns found at lower time frames. John will provide his perspective on how these repeating patterns can help you manage risk, confirm trends, and find better trading opportunities.