#Candlestick Articles
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What is the evening star? Explanation of candlestick patterns to watch out for in the ceiling area
The evening star is a candlestick pattern that is said to indicate a downward turn when it appears at the end of a ris...
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What is a wrapped foot? Explaining candlestick patterns that indicate trend changes
A wrapper is a pattern in which the next candlestick moves significantly, wrapping around the previous candlestick.
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What is Tonkachi? Explaining candlesticks used as bottoming signs
A tongkachi is a candlestick with a long lower whisker and the body on the top.
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What is the abandoned child line? Explaining strong conversion patterns with gaps
A deserted candlestick is a pattern that leaves a window open to reveal a small, isolated candlestick.
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What is Mikawa Evening Star? Explaining candlestick patterns that warn of a downward turn
Mikawa Evening Star is a candlestick pattern that warns of a downward turn if it appears in the high price range of a...
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What is Akira Mikawa's star? Explaining candlestick patterns that suggest a bottoming out
Mikawa Ake no Myojo is a candlestick pattern that is said to indicate a bottoming out when it appears in the low range...
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What is Sanku Taikomi? Explanation of investment maxims that indicate the bottom is approaching
A three-sky hit is an investment adage that refers to three consecutive declines while opening a downward window.
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What is Sanba Karasu? The meaning of chart patterns and points that beginners should pay attention to
The three-winged crow is one of the typical candlestick patterns used in market analysis.
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What is the lower three methods? Explaining candlestick patterns that indicate the continuation of a downtrend
A downward trend is a continuation candlestick pattern in which there is a temporary rebound in the middle of a downwa...
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What is a hanging line? Explanation of candlestick patterns to watch out for in high price areas
A hanging line is a candlestick with a long lower whisker and a body on top.
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What is a score line? Explaining the candlestick pattern used as a rebound signal
A cut line is a pattern in which a large positive line appears after a fall and cuts deeply into the substance of the...
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What is a tweezers sole? Explaining candlestick patterns that indicate bottom price formation
A tweezers bottom is a pattern in which the price stops falling after hitting almost the same low twice.
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What is a tweezers ceiling? Explaining the candlestick pattern that indicates the formation of a ceiling
A tweezers ceiling is a pattern where the top price becomes heavier after hitting almost the same high twice.
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What is a crosshair? The meaning and perspective of candlesticks that indicate hesitation and balance
A crosshair is a candlestick where the opening and closing prices are almost at the same level.
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What is haramid? Explaining candlestick patterns that indicate market uncertainty
A haramashi is a shape in which a smaller candlestick fits inside a larger candlestick.
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What is double top? Explanation of typical chart patterns for ceiling formation
A double top is a chart pattern in which the price makes two similar highs and then declines.
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What is double bottom? Explaining typical chart patterns for determining bottoming
A double bottom is a chart pattern in which the price makes two similar lows and then rises.
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What is the encounter line? Explaining candlestick patterns that indicate changes in buying and selling forces
A meeting line is a pattern in which the closing prices of the previous and subsequent candlesticks align at similar l...
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What is the Taiyo Line? The meaning and usage of candlesticks that indicate strong buying
The Daiyo Line is a candlestick whose closing price is much higher than its opening price.
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What is the morning star? Explaining candlestick patterns that indicate bottoming out
The morning star is a candlestick pattern that is said to indicate a bottoming out when it appears at the end of a dec...
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Who are the Red Sanhei? The meaning and precautions of rising candlestick patterns
Akasanpei is a candlestick pattern with three consecutive positive lines.
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What is the upper three methods? Explaining candlestick patterns that indicate the continuation of an uptrend
The uptrend is a continuous candlestick pattern in which there is a temporary correction in the middle of an uptrend,...
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