Candlestick Patterns

Today, we’ll examine a crucial indicator of Japanese candlestick charting: the doji.

Today, we’re going to explore a crucial pattern in the realm of Japanese candlestick analysis: the hammer.

Today, we’re going to explore a crucial component in the realm of Japanese candlestick analysis: the shooting star.

The high-wave candle is characterized by its distinct long upper and lower shadows, which are significantly longer than the candle’s real body.

Today we’re exploring an important indicator of Japanese candlestick charting: the piercing pattern.

After either a mature or a sharp uptrend, a dark cloud cover can act as an indicator of reversal. This presents a potential opportunity for traders to establish short positions in the market.

We’ll delve into a major indicator of Japanese candlestick charting: the engulfing pattern.

In this tutorial, we explore the evening star, a three-candle formation found in the rich tapestry of Japanese candlestick charting techniques.