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Candlestick Patterns Guide

The document provides a guide on candlestick patterns used in trading, explaining their structure and significance in understanding market psychology. It outlines single, double, and triple candlestick patterns along with important trading tips for effective use. Traders are advised to combine candlestick analysis with trend confirmation, support and resistance, and risk management for better results.

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Candlestick Patterns Guide

The document provides a guide on candlestick patterns used in trading, explaining their structure and significance in understanding market psychology. It outlines single, double, and triple candlestick patterns along with important trading tips for effective use. Traders are advised to combine candlestick analysis with trend confirmation, support and resistance, and risk management for better results.

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Candlestick Patterns – Simple Trading Guide

Candlesticks show price action clearly by displaying the open, high, low, and close of price within a
specific time period. They help traders understand market psychology and momentum.

Basic Candlestick Structure


1 Body: The distance between open and close

2 Wicks/Shadows: Show rejection of price

3 Bullish candle: Close above open

4 Bearish candle: Close below open

Single Candlestick Patterns


1 Doji: Indecision in the market

2 Hammer: Bullish reversal after a downtrend

3 Shooting Star: Bearish reversal after an uptrend

4 Marubozu: Strong momentum candle

Double Candlestick Patterns


1 Bullish Engulfing: Strong buying pressure

2 Bearish Engulfing: Strong selling pressure

3 Tweezer Top: Bearish reversal

4 Tweezer Bottom: Bullish reversal

Triple Candlestick Patterns


1 Morning Star: Bullish reversal pattern

2 Evening Star: Bearish reversal pattern

3 Three White Soldiers: Strong bullish continuation

4 Three Black Crows: Strong bearish continuation

Important Trading Tips


1 Always trade candlesticks with trend confirmation

2 Use support and resistance for higher probability

3 Avoid trading candlesticks alone without context

4 Best results come from higher timeframes


Remember: Candlesticks reflect psychology, not guarantees. Combine them with structure,
liquidity, and risk management.

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