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1. Takuma Hayashi​ President Graham Barnes VP Product Mirjam Nilsson​ Chief Executive Officer Rowan Murphy SEO Strategist Flora Berggren​ Chief Operations Officer Elizabeth Moore Product Designer Rajesh Santoshi​ VP Marketing Robin Kline Content Developer h ID:1908026 ID:1908027 ID:1908028 ID:1908029 ID:1908033 ID:1908032 ID:1908031 ID:1908030 Rupa Akter (GL) WELCOME TO OUR PRESENTATION

2. CONTENTS Trends and trend reversal Chart patterns and its classifications Support and resistance Reversal patterns, head and shoulder formation Invers head and shoulder formation. Continuation patterns and triangles. Flags and pennants Elliot wave theory

3. Trends and trend reversal Trend: Trend is the direction of movement of share prices in the market. Rising Trend Falling Trend Flat Trend

4. Trends and trend reversal Trend Reversal: The change in the direction of trend is referred to as trend reversal.

5. Reversal Patterns Definition : Reversal patterns are chart formations that tend to signal a change in direction of the earlier trend. Uses of this patterns: Price movements exhibit uptrends and downtrends. The trends reverse direction after a period of time. These reversals can be identified with the help of certain chart formation that typically occur during these trend reversal.

6. Formation of Reversal Patterns (head and shoulder) The head and shoulder formation usually occurs at the end of a bull phase and is indicative of reversal of trend. Left Shoulder Head Right shoulder

7. Formation of Reversal Patterns (head and shoulder) Neckline: A horizontal line joining the bottoms of this formation is known as the neckline. As the price penetrates this neckline, the formation of the head and shoulder patter is completed. When the price breaking the neckline , the price is expected to decline sharply.

8. Inverse head and shoulder formation What is Inverse head and shoulder formation? An inverse head and shoulders formation is a bullish reversal pattern commonly observed in technical analysis of financial markets.

9. Reversal patterns There are many reversal patterns like Double top formation Triple top formation Double bottom formation Tripple bottom formation

10. Inverse head and shoulder pattern The inverse head and shoulder occurs at the end of a bear phase and consists of three distinct bottoms. Left Shoulder Head Right shoulder

11. An inverse head and shoulders target What is an inverse head and shoulders target? The inverse head and shoulder pattern is used by traders to set their profits. The price or profit target is easily calculated by traders using the inverse head and shoulders pattern. It is calculated by measuring the gap between the head and the neckline.

12. Elliott wave theory What is Elliott wave theory? The Elliott Wave Theory in technical analysis describes price movements in the financial market. Investors who profit from a market trend are described as riding a wave.

13. Elliott wave theory According to this theory, the market moves in waves. A movement in a particular direction can be represented by five distinct waves. Impulse waves Corrective waves or impulse waves

14. Elliott wave theory One complete cycle consists of waves made up of two distinct phases: Bullish: A bullish trend is an upward trend in a particular asset. Bearish: A bearish trend is a downward trend in a particular asset.

15. Elliott wave theory We can clear our concept about Elliott Wave theory by arising some question- Is it perfect? When is it used? When is it accepted?

16. Continuation Patterns And Triangles Continuation patterns: A Continuation patterns in technical analysis refers to a chart pattern that suggests the current trend is likely to continue after a period of consolidation or pause ​ Why use continuation patterns? Continuation patterns often use to identify potential entry points for trades in the direction of the prevailing trend.

17. Triangles & Triangles Formation A triangle pattern is a common continuation pattern in technical analysis. It forms when the price movement consolidates into a triangular shape with converging trend lines indicating decreasing volatility and it's result in two or more consecutive descending tops or two or more consecutive ascending bottoms.

18. Five Components  Of Coso’s Internal Control Model Information & Communication: Obtaining or generating relevant, high-quality information to support internal control. ​ Internally communicating information, including objectives & responsibilities, necessary to support the other components of internal control. ​ Communicating relevant internal control matters to external parties.

19. Support and resistance Support and resistance chart patterns are formations on a price chart that indicate levels where buying or selling pressure is likely to emerge, causing the price to either bounce off or reverse direction.support and resistance are price level at which the downtrend or uptrend in price movements is reversed. .

20. Support and resistance Support: This is a price level where buying interest is strong enough to prevent the price from falling further. It acts as a floor for the price, where demand exceeds supply, leading to a bounce in price when reached. Resistance: Conversely, resistance is a price level where selling interest is strong enough to prevent the price from rising further. It acts as a ceiling for the price, where supply exceeds demand, causing the price to stall or reverse when reached.

21. Support and resistance support level is the price level at which sufficient buying pressure exerted to halt the fall in price. Resistance price level is the price level where sufficient selling pressure is exerted to halt the ongoing rise in the price of a share

22. Flags and pennants Flags and pennants are tools swing traders can use to profit from the stock market. These are considered to be reliable continuation patterns. they represent pause in fast moving market. they occur mid way Between a sharp rise in price or a steep fall in price.

23. Flags and pennants Flag: The flag pattern is encompassed by two parallel lines. These lines can be either flat or pointed in the opposite direction of the primary market trend. The pole is formed by a line which represents the primary trend in the market. The pattern, which could be bullish or bearish. Flag chart pattern:

24. Enterprise Risk Management Framework Versus Internal Control Framework Enterprise Risk: Internal Control: Focus Scope Integration VS

25. Enterprise Risk Management Framework Versus Internal Control Framework Eight Component Of Enterprise Risk Management: Five Component Of Internal Control Framework: Internal environment. Objective setting. Event identification. Risk assessment. Risk response. Control activities. Information & communication. Monitoring. Control environment. Risk assessment. Control assessment. Information and communication. Monitoring activities.

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