The introduction of the candlestick chart in the 18th century has done a lot to simplify how we’ve come to know the once complex trading world. Now, traders from all walks of life can analyze charts in their comfortable timeframes and make sense of what’s going on in the market. Even more, they can predict…
The Bearish Separating Lines is a rare bearish continuation pattern. It starts with a relatively strong bullish candle, followed by a strong bearish candle, whose opening price is at the same level as the opening price of the previous bullish candlestick. As a trader, it’s important to stay up-to-date on various candlestick patterns that can…
There are different ways traders analyze the markets to find trading opportunities. While some use indicators, others study the price movements and the patterns made by candlesticks. One common candlestick pattern is the engulfing pattern. What is the engulfing trading strategy? The engulfing trading strategy is a price action trading method that uses the engulfing…
The Bearish Marubozu candlestick pattern is a bearish reversal pattern that appears on a chart when the market is trending upwards. It consists of a long bullish candlestick, followed by a bearish candlestick with a small body and long lower shadow. This pattern suggests that the bears are gaining control and may be able to…
The bearish kicker candlestick pattern is presumably one of the most effective bearish reversal patterns that can explicitly define the potential bearish momentum and flow of price action. It is characterized by a large, downward-moving candle that appears after an uptrend. The bearish kicker candlestick pattern indicates a potential shift from bullish to bearish. It…
Candlesticks are a popular charting tool because they “packs” data recordings into single easy-to-read price bars. The time frame of your choice can easily be interpreted in just one visual look at the chart. All charts on this website use candlesticks. You might agree they are useful for charting but are they useful in making…
We have yet to see much quantified backtest of candlestick patterns. Practically all candlestick “analysis” is based on anecdotal evidence and some random charts showing successful trades (and ignoring the bad ones). Do candlesticks really work? We decided to find out and sat down to quantify ALL the candlestick patterns. Over the last weeks, we…
Doji trading strategies are popular and the doji pattern is one of the most famous candlestick patterns. Candlestick patterns have several “derivatives” and can be used together with other bars. There are at least 64 different candlestick patterns that have been given a name, please read our article about how many candlestick patterns are there?…
Very few bullish candlestick patterns work, but this article presents 3 bullish candlestick patterns that work. Even though Candlesticks are a popular charting method, very few patterns have any predictive value. We use candlesticks extensively ourselves for charting because we believe they give an excellent visualization of the price action, even though we never use…
The bearish meeting line is a bearish reversal pattern that is made up of two candlesticks. The first is a long bullish candle while the second is an aggressive bearish candle that closes around the close of the first candle. Candlestick patterns have been used for centuries by traders to analyze financial markets and make…
