🎎Anatomy of A Japanese Candlestick🎎Hello, my dear-dear friends!!!😍As promised you, today we’ll talking about 🎎Japanese candles!!!
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🧐🧐If you are interested in learning about the configurations of Japanese candles, write about it in the comments, I make new post for you✍🏻
☝🏻Before analyzing any chart, trader can choose the option of displaying it in the form of lines, bars or candles.☝🏻
🎎Japanese candles can help to see well many patterns on the chart and are an additional tool for technical analysis.❗
❗❗❗ Searching and finding candlestick configurations is relatively easy, and signals they give can be very useful in developing trading strategies.❗❗❗
👉🏻Japanese candles are called candles🕯 because they resemble a candle with their elongated vertical shape, and Japanese🎎 - as they came from Japan. There, such figures were used to analyze changes in rice prices from the 17th century.
☝🏻Each individual Japanese candlestick looks very simple and consists of two elements:
👉🏻• The body of the candle is a rectangle that can be either very long or very short, down to one horizontal line.
👉🏻• Candle Shadows - vertical lines above and below the rectangle.
👊🏻 The essence of the Japanese candle is:
• One of the left corners of the candle body is the price of the asset at the time the candle opens.
• One of the right corners is the price at the time of closing.
For a green candle, the open price is the lower left corner, the close price is the upper right corner.
For a red candle, the opening price is the upper left corner, the closing price is the lower right.
The color of the candle depends on whether the price has changed up or down during its existence. If up, then it turns green💚, if down, then red🧡.
Japanese candles make it possible to predict:
• The occurrence of a trend.
• Continuation of trends.
• Change (reversal) of trends.
❗❗❗ There are a lot of candle configurations, however, they are all simple and easy to find on the chart. But it is important to remember that:
• Candlestick configurations alone are not enough to complete transactions.
• You need to look for other signals to determine when to enter the market.
• Be sure to calculate the global trend and make transactions only in its direction.
• It is better to use Japanese candles mainly on daily charts. On a smaller scale, the effectiveness of candlesticks is greatly reduced.
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HOW TO FIND CHEAP ENTRY SIGNAL FOR RISKRETURN LIKE 1:10 AND MOREHI BIG PLAYERS,
in this tutorial I want educate you my experience, how to find really cheap entry for trading.
In this example it was possible to take part on a 1:10 trade. It means for 1 USD investment you could take 10 USD return (Risk-Return-Ratio => RRR).
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At the beginning we are looking for an oscillator, that shows us an oversold area and in the same time a bullish trend with higher and faster EMA than a slower EMA on the chart. This is possible with a slow EMA(close, 200) and a fast EMA(close, 50) and a RSI(close, 14).... => this is for example my way to find it on the Forex Screener from TradingView at fast as possible.
I developed a similar structure with more quality signals with my candle oscillator indicator. Named: CO 'I.
This indicator allows to see the candle between a range und works at well like the RSI oscillator with 30% and 70% oversold and overbought area. The most positive on this indicator, you don't only see the closing relating price - you see almost more: open, high and low.
Furthermore, I found out that if the body of a candle goes into the range between 30-70% and this is the same trenddirection in the chart, then it was to 90% the lowest/highest bar or 3+ bars nearby them.
So back to my education:
My main view starts on 4H Chart. In this example I found on EUR/JPY a bullish trendfilter with the EMA's and a oversold area on my OC 'I (the wick of the candle was touching the 30% line) - it's only necessary that a touching of the candle is true.
NEXT STEP:
After this bullish signal it is necessary to zoom in the lower timeframe. Here I choosed the 1H Chart and had to wait till the body of the OC 'I also touched the 30% line and of course wait till the candle is finished. It don't depend how much the body touch the 30% line - but it's necessary that the body is touching. In addition, a bullish divergence was built (looking to blue lines).
After the first touching I go into a lower timeframe again. The 15H-Chart was choosed for this example. Hereby the same game: waiting till the body is touching the 30% line.
NOTE: furthermore, if I going into the lower timeframe and the body is already touching - then you don't need to wait for the relase into the range and back to touching again the 30% line.
The 15MIN Chart is the last timeframe. Now we wait till the body goes up and don't touch any line. This is my signal to buy. My exit depends always how the market flow are: in this case it was a big uptrend and a adapting correction wave (this is mostly the time for divergence and this why I set a takeprofit on this high).
With this approuch it was possible to catch a 1:10 trade.
Kind regards
NXT2017
What exactly do traders mean when they say "local high"You've probably heard the term used in a sentence somewhere, for example, "I'm now looking for divergence on the one hour chart of bitcoin because a local high has been established"
Well this snap shot shows how a local high for an hourly time frame is established. The top of the wick (the highest point reached as of late) is at $13880 and soon after you see a candle trading below the low of that candle ...
If you're interested in learning more, subscribe to my youtube channel : "Kick Back Time"
If I start to recieve subsbribers I will be encouraged to make instructional videos there, going into greater in depth knowledge and detail
I will be adding to this post to show more examples