#MarketNewHype Japanese candlestick analysis is an important tool in technical trading, helping you understand price action and spot trends.

# Types of Japanese candles

1. *Green candle (bullish)*: Indicates rising prices.

2. *Red candle (bearish)*: indicates a decrease in prices.

3. *Balanced candle (doji)*: Indicates price stability.

#Japanese Candlestick Patterns

1. *Ascent patterns:*

Hammer candle: indicates the beginning of an uptrend.

- Reversal candle: indicates a change in trend.

- "Shooting Star": Indicates the end of the uptrend.

1. *Landing patterns:*

- "Hanging Man" candle: indicates the beginning of a decline.

- Reversal candle: indicates a change in trend.

- "Falling Star" candle: indicates the end of the uptrend.

# Analysis steps

1. *Select time period:* Select the time period for analysis (minute, hour, day, week).

2. *Get the data:* Use your trading platform or website to download the Japanese candlestick data.

3. *Candlestick Analysis:* Find and interpret Japanese candlestick patterns.

4. *Use other indicators:* Combine the analysis with other technical indicators (such as Moving Average, RSI).

5. *Risk Assessment:* Identify support and resistance levels and identify potential risks.

# Analysis Tools

1. *Trading platforms:* MetaTrader, TradingView, Binance.

2. *Technical indicators:* Moving Average, RSI, Bollinger Bands.

3. *Information sources:* Websites such as (link unavailable), FXStreet.

# advice

1. *Experience:* Gain experience in analysis before starting real trading.

2. *Utilizing indicators:* Use other technical indicators to enhance the analysis.

3. *Continuous updating:* Continuously updating knowledge and skills.

4. *Focus:* Focus on Japanese candlestick patterns and not on individual candles.

# Learning Resources

1. *Books:* "Japanese Candlestick Analysis" by Steve Nison.

2. *Courses:* Technical trading courses on platforms like Udemy, Coursera.

3. *Websites:* (link unavailable), FXStreet, TradingView.

Remember that technical analysis is not 100% accurate, and should always be used in conjunction with other indicators and risk assessment.