WELCOME TO THE STOCK MARKET JUNGLE!

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IN THIS POST WE COMPARED INVESTORS TO ANIMALS BECAUSE IT DEFINES THE CHART PATTERNS SUCH AS. 
2.BEAR(see below image) 
3.CHICKEN(see below image)
4.WOLVES(see below image) 
5.OSTRICH(see below image) 
6.PIGS(see below image) 
7.STAGS(see below image) 

 WHICH ONE ARE YOU? 

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