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This document defines and describes various candlestick patterns used in technical analysis for stock trading, including bullish patterns like hammer and piercing line that indicate reversals from downtrends, as well as bearish patterns like hanging man, dark cloud cover, and doji variations that signal potential trend changes. It provides brief explanations of common candlestick formations and their implications for identifying bullish or bearish market momentum.
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• THE LONG WICK CANDLE IN THE PICTURE REPRESENTS THE SELLERS TRIES TO PUSH THE PRICE DOWN BUT FAILED, SO THE WICK TO STICK OUT.
• AS YOU CAN SEE IN THE PICTURE, IN THE DOWNTREND, THERE HAS THREE RED CANDLES, THEREFORE ONE GREEN CANDLES AND THE GREEN CANDLES REPRESENT THE LONG WICK CANDLES, SO MEANS THE PRICE ACTION GOING REVERSAL.
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Day trading techniques include scalping, fading, daily pivots, and momentum trading. Scalping aims to take quick profits by entering and exiting positions as soon as they become profitable. Fading shorts a stock when it moves up quickly, expecting a sell-off. Daily pivots look to benefit from volatility by buying low and selling high, exiting on signs of reversal. Momentum trades ride trends fueled by news or volume until signs of reversal like decreasing volume or bearish candles. Day traders use candlestick charts, level 2 quotes, and newsfeeds to identify entry points supported by patterns, volume spikes, and order book depth.
40 pip parabolic sar forex strategy (1)
forex trading strategy that you can make money with. Can also be use by using your android and iphone metatrader.
The settings on the indicator are easy to setup. The strategy best time frame is h4 and hourly chart.
http://www.pipsumo.com/2017/04/parabolic-sar-trading-strategy.html
Profit from trapped traders with 2 simple setups
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The concept of trapped traders is a simple one to understand.
While there are two forms of trapped traders, I only want to focus on one.
The trader who is trapped in a losing position.
These traders, by virtue of being on the wrong side of the market, can help propel your trade when they hit the exits.
Issues Of Trapped Traders
The fear and panic by those who enter a trade only to find the market going against them can cause a sudden burst of price movement. This movement in price is caused by these traders exiting their positions and creating order flow in the opposite direction from which they entered the trade.
Whenever you look at the high of a green candle, picture someone hitting their buy button and entering the trade. Flash forward to the next candle being a red momentum candle and that trader who bought the high, is trapped.
To exit, they have to sell.
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- 1. Copyright 2014 by Jan de Wit – http://www.investment-guru.com Hammer: bullish pattern after significant downtrend Bullish Doji: indicates a reversal, direction still unknown. Wait for next candle. Piercing Line: the bull candle opens lower than the bear’s low, closes above bear’s middle. Bullish engulfing lines: strong bullish if after strong downtrend. Bigger than previous bear. Morning star: indicates a possible reversal, confirmed by bullish candle Long bearish candle: price opens near the high and closes near the low. Hanging man: small candle bodies and long shadow. Can also be bullish Dark Cloud Cover: more significant if second candle’s body is below centre of first one. Bullish: uptrend Bearish: downtrend
- 2. Copyright 2014 by Jan de Wit – http://www.investment-guru.com Spinning tops: neutral pattern. Distance between open close is small. Doji: no trend. Open and close are the same. Double doji: a big breakout will follow shortly Harami: bearish candle is smaller than the bullish body. Bullish momentum has decreased. Long-legged Doji: open and close are the same, big range between high and low – turning point coming. Dragonfly Doji: open and close are the same, low significantly lower than open – turning point coming. Gravestone Doji: open and close are the same, high significantly higher than open – turning point coming. Stars: a reversal is indicated. The second candle is in the shadow of the first. Neutral trends