Technical analysis of stocks PDF (free download)

A free, printable technical analysis cheat-sheet for NSE stocks — trend, moving averages, RSI, MACD, volume, candlesticks and chart patterns, each with what it actually means.

By the StockGenie team·Updated 1 Apr 2026·5 min read

Key takeaways

The free technical analysis PDF is a two-page cheat-sheet: page one covers trend and indicators, page two covers candlesticks and chart patterns.
It explains what each signal means — moving averages, RSI (14), MACD, support/resistance, volume and Bollinger Bands — not just how to plot it.
Page two covers reversal vs continuation patterns (head-and-shoulders, double tops, triangles, flags) and the key candlesticks (doji, hammer, engulfing).
No email or sign-up — the PDF downloads directly and prints back-to-back to keep beside your screen.
It's an education tool for NSE charts; indicators are signals to investigate, never signals to act, and it gives no buy or sell calls.

If you searched for a “technical analysis of stocks PDF”, you probably want one clean reference sheet — what RSI is telling you, when a moving-average cross matters, which candlestick is worth noticing — not a 300-page trading book. So here is a free one, built for NSE charts.

Download the free technical analysis PDF

No email, no sign-up. Two pages, designed to print back-to-back and sit next to your screen.

What’s inside the technical analysis PDF

Page 1 — trend & indicators. The signals that do most of the work: trend, the 50- and 200-day moving averages, support and resistance, RSI (14), MACD, volume and Bollinger Bands. For each one, the plain-English meaning and how to read it — not just how to plot it.
Page 2 — candlesticks & chart patterns. The handful of candles worth knowing (doji, hammer, engulfing), the reversal patterns (head-and-shoulders, double tops and bottoms) and the continuation patterns (triangles, flags), framed as reversal vs continuation, plus a six-point technical-read checklist.

One indicator is noise. The whole point of the sheet is to read two or three together — and to confirm any move with volume before you trust it.

The indicators, in one line each

Trend — higher highs and higher lows is an uptrend; price above its 50- and 200-DMA confirms it.
Moving averages — the 50-DMA tracks the medium trend, the 200-DMA the long one; a “golden cross” of the two is a classic strength signal.
Support & resistance — the levels a stock has turned at before; a clean close through one means more than an intraday poke.
RSI (14) — above 70 is overbought, below 30 oversold, but a strong trend can stay stretched.
MACD — its line crossing above the signal line points to building momentum.
Volume — a breakout on heavy volume is believable; the same move on thin volume is not.

Candlesticks and patterns, demystified

A candle just shows the open, high, low and close for a period — a long body means a strong move, long wicks mean a price was rejected. The patterns on page two simply string candles together: a head-and-shoulders warns an uptrend is tiring, a double bottom hints a downtrend is exhausting, and triangles and flags are pauses that usually resume the prior trend. None of them is a guarantee — they shift the odds, and only when volume agrees.

Or let the app read the chart for you

A cheat-sheet still leaves you doing the reading. StockGenie reads every NSE stock’s chart automatically — trend, support and resistance, RSI, MACD, volume and patterns — and tells you, in plain English or Hindi, what each signal means, with a “what this means” note on every section. For the full explanation behind the sheet, the guide to technical analysis walks through it properly; and for the business side of a stock, grab the fundamental analysis PDF too.

Whichever you use, treat the chart as one half of the picture — the mood of the stock, not the truth of the company — and keep the decision your own.

Sources & further reading

StockGenie provides analysis and education only — not investment advice. Always consult a SEBI-registered adviser before investing.

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Frequently asked questions

Is the technical analysis PDF free to download?

Yes. The cheat-sheet downloads directly as a PDF with no email or sign-up, and you can print and reuse it freely.

What's inside the technical analysis PDF?

Two pages: page one explains trend, moving averages, support and resistance, RSI, MACD, volume and Bollinger Bands; page two covers the key candlesticks (doji, hammer, engulfing) and chart patterns (head-and-shoulders, double tops, triangles, flags), plus a six-point technical-read checklist.

Is it suitable for the Indian (NSE) stock market?

Yes — it's written for NSE-listed stocks and Indian charts. The indicators and patterns themselves are universal; the examples and context are India-first.

Does the PDF give buy or sell signals?

No. It explains what each indicator and pattern means so you can read a chart yourself. It contains no buy, sell or hold calls and no price targets. Always consult a SEBI-registered adviser before investing.