Ichimoku Kinko Hyo Introduction | Session 9: Leading Span and Lagging Span Part 2 [Supervised by Tessou Hosoda (Sansei Ichimoku Yamabito)]
[Introduction to Ichimoku Kinko Hyo [Edited by Tetsuo Hosoda (Sansei-Ichimoku Yama-bito)]] Serialized article (14 parts in total)
・Part 1 The Origin of Ichimoku Kinko Hyo(Free)
・Part 2 Three Waves and Time Relationships I
・Part 3 Three Waves and Time Relationships II
・Part 4 What Can Be Understood from Three Waves and Time Relationships, Price Relationships
・Part 5 Conversion Line and Base Line I
・Part 6 Conversion Line and Base Line II
・Part 7 Conversion Line and Base Line III
・Part 8 Leading Span and Lagging Span I
・Part 9 Leading Span and Lagging Span II
・Part 10 The Pattern of Preparatory Structure and the 9-Week Chart
・Part 11 9-Week Chart and 9-Month Chart
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・Part 13 How to Use B and Y
・Part 14 Contents of the Original Ichimoku Kinko Hyo
Chapter 9 Table of Contents
1. Is the Leading Span a Resistance Band or Market Level
2. Look at the difference when shifted by 26 days
3. Consider shifting the basic value “26” into the future and past
4. What is the preparatory structure?
5. Think comprehensively and draw a conclusion
6. Ichimoku Kinko Hyo trivia
Tetsuo Hosoda Profile
Hosoda Economic Fluctuation Research Institute. Sansei Ichimoku Yama-bito. Carrying on the legacy of Ichimoku Kinko Hyo, he works to promote the correct use of Ichimoku Kinko Hyo. He writes market analyses and charting courses for the “Ichimoku Kinko Hyo Club” hosted by the Economic Fluctuation Research Institute. Every Monday on Radio NIKKEI Market Press, he broadcasts “Technical Analysis Viewed from the Nikkei Stock Average Ichimoku Kinko Hyo.”
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Leading Span as Resistance Band or Market Level
In the previous section, we explained how to construct the Leading Span and Lagging Span and their general functions. To review, please look at the two charts below. Both are as of November 4 and show the USD/JPY chart, with the upper being a daily chart and the lower a weekly chart.