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Japanese Candlestick Cheat Sheet
Did you click here first? If you did, stop reading right now and go through the entire Japanese Candlesticks Lesson first! If you’re REALLY done with those, here’s a quick one-page reference cheat sheet for single, dual, and triple Japanese candlestick formations. This cheat sheet will help you to easily identify what kind of candlestick…
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Triple Candlestick Patterns
What’s better than dual candlestick patterns? TRIPLE candlestick patterns! To identify triple Japanese candlestick patterns, you need to look for specific formations that consist of three candlesticks in total. These candlestick formations help traders determine how the price is likely to behave next. Some three candlestick patterns are reversal patterns, which signal the end of the current trend and…
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Dual Candlestick Patterns
What’s better than single candlestick patterns? DUAL candlestick patterns! To identify dual Japanese candlestick patterns, you need to look for specific formations that consist of TWO candlesticks in total. Engulfing Candles There are two types of Engulfing candles: Bullish Engulfing and Bearish Engulfing. The Bullish Engulfing pattern is a two candlestick reversal pattern that signals a strong up move may occur. It…
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Single Candlestick Patterns
Now that you’re familiar with basic candlestick patterns like spinning tops, marubozus, and dojis, let’s learn how to recognize single candlestick patterns. When these types of candlesticks appear on a chart, they can signal potential market reversals. Here are the four basic single Japanese candlestick patterns: Hammer and Hanging Man The Hammer and Hanging Man look exactly alike but have totally different meanings depending on…
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Basic Japanese Candlestick Patterns
What do spinning tops, marubozus, and dojis have in common? They’re all the basic types of Japanese candlesticks! Let’s take a look at each type of candlestick and what they mean in terms of price action. Spinning Tops Japanese candlesticks with a long upper shadow, long lower shadow, and small real bodies are called spinning tops.…
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Japanese Candlestick Anatomy
Let’s break down the different parts of a Japanese candlestick. Bodies Just like humans, candlesticks have different body sizes. And when it comes to forex trading, there’s nothing naughtier than checking out the bodies of candlesticks! Long bodies indicate strong buying or selling. The longer the body is, the more intense the buying or selling pressure. This…
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What is a Japanese Candlestick?
While we briefly covered Japanese candlestick charting analysis in the previous forex lesson, we’ll now dig in a little and discuss them more in detail. Let’s do a quick review first. Japanese Candlestick Trading Back in the day when Godzilla was still a cute little lizard, the Japanese created their own old school version of technical analysis to trade rice.…
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Summary: Trading Support and Resistance
In the previous lessons, you learned about trading support and resistance. Let’s review what you’ve learned. When the price moves up and then pulls back, the highest point reached before it pulls back is now resistance. As the price continues up again, the lowest point reached before it climbs back up is now support. Support and Resistance are Zones…
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How to Trade Support and Resistance
Now that you know the basics of how to trade support and resistance, it’s time to apply these basic but extremely useful technical tools in your trading. Because here at BabyPips.com we want to make things easy to understand, we have divided how to trade support and resistance levels into two simple ideas: the Bounce and the Break. The…
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Trend Channels
If we take this trend line theory one step further and draw a parallel line at the same angle of the uptrend or downtrend, we will have created a “channel”. No, we’re not talking about ESPN, National Geographic Channel, or Cartoon Network. These channels aren’t television channels, they’re trend channels, sometimes also called price channels. Still, this doesn’t…