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I tell you from ten years of experience, if you don't understand 'candlestick nature (K-line)', don't enter the market! Otherwise, you will definitely lose! (With illustrations)
If time could be turned back, back to when I first stepped into the trading market
I wish someone had reminded me of the importance of candlesticks, telling me this is the foundation of trading
Then I wouldn't pursue a winning strategy and waste time chasing different technical indicators' parameters
This way I won't take so many unnecessary detours
If you want to profit in the market, especially in the cryptocurrency sector
You may not know some profound economic theories, you may not understand the indicators behind each economic data, and you can ignore all technical indicators
Completely unnecessary
But there is one thing you must understand thoroughly, and that is candlesticks (K-line)
If you are just starting to learn trading, you may find candlesticks complicated and completely incomprehensible
But don't worry, this is not as complicated as it seems
I will use a very simple and clear method in this article to help you gradually understand this matter step by step
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In a chart, nothing is more important than price
And candlesticks present the price fluctuations within a specific time, the result of the bull and bear confrontation, how the market thinks about direction, which side has control, etc.
All of the above can find some clues through candlesticks, which are the threshold for entering technical analysis
If we understand the meanings behind each candlestick, no matter which type of technical analysis you personally prefer, you can achieve results with half the effort.
Next, I will lead everyone to interpret candlesticks in three levels
First, I will break down the candlestick into 4 parts
To interpret its surface information
Then I will summarize candlesticks into 5 different levels of strength
To interpret the implications behind candlesticks
In the end, I will introduce you to 4 of the most common candlestick patterns
How to define them,
Their meanings and application methods
After watching, you will understand how to find a lot of helpful information for your market analysis through candlesticks
At the same time, you will also understand why I say candlesticks are the foundation of profit in the market
Let's get started!
Here I will teach everyone how to interpret the information that a candlestick brings on the surface
When breaking down a candlestick
Can be divided into 4 key points
Respectively: color, opening and closing high and low, body, and shadow
Before discussing the 4 key points, we first need to know one thing
Each candlestick represents the price fluctuation within a certain time period
If you are using a one-minute chart
Each candlestick records the price fluctuation within that minute
If you are using a daily chart
Each candlestick records the price fluctuation within the past 24 hours
The color is the method we use to determine whether this candlestick is bullish or bearish
Generally speaking, red represents a bearish candle
And green represents a bullish candle
A bullish candle means that the closing price is higher than the opening price during a specific period
And the bearish candle is the opposite
When the bearish candle ends
Closing price lower than opening price
So we can know one thing through the color of the candlestick
It's whether the temporary control in the market is in the hands of buyers or sellers
Next is the opening and closing high and low
I believe you have already mastered these basic concepts
This matter is very simple
We each use bearish and bullish candlesticks as examples
The bullish candle opens high and closes low
Like I just said
Its closing price is above the opening price
The bearish candle opens high and closes low
Opposite to the bullish candle
Its closing price is lower than the opening price
Next, let's talk about the body line
The body means the actual price movement range within a specific time
Using a daily candlestick as an example
For example, its opening price this morning was 10 yuan
After a day of repeated trading
No matter if it once rose by 15 yuan
Or it once fell by 7 yuan
This position will only record the price at the moment when the candlestick ends
Its price is whatever it is
Finally, the shadow
The shadow represents the highs and lows the price has reached
A lot of important information can be seen from the shadow
I personally think the shadow is a very important part of interpreting the market
I'll leave it at that for now
In the last part, I will use the candlestick patterns (K-line patterns)
Explain it to you more clearly
Next
We start to delve a bit deeper
If we use watching a movie as a metaphor
When you finish appreciating a play
You understand the development of the story plot,
The information the movie superficially conveys to you
Will you think more deeply about this movie?
It wants to convey deeper meanings and information
Will you have some insights and personal interpretations?
If this concept is applied to the market
Each candlestick represents a story
This story varies in length
Short can be less than a minute
And long ones can last over a month
Depends on what time frame you are using
Every story has a beginning, process, and end
On the surface, this daily candlestick tells you:
My opening price was 10 yuan, within 24 hours it peaked at 18 yuan. The lowest point was 7 yuan, and my closing price was 13 yuan.
These are the plots of a story
If we delve deeper into interpreting and reflecting on this story
You will have many surprising discoveries
And these findings can effectively help you interpret the market
Next, we are about to enter [The Secrets Behind Candlesticks]
I will use several examples according to the strength level
Explained in more detail for you
The secrets behind different types of candlesticks
Here I will summarize candlesticks into 5 levels of strength
First type
A long body
And has almost no shadow
It's one of the strongest candlestick patterns
The body represents that one side almost completely has control
Taking this bullish candle as an example
Buyers are willing
And has the ability to push prices up within a specific time
On the other hand
The shadow part is almost invisible
Represents no or very weak opposing strength
We see that upward or downward strength is almost unimpeded
It represents that most participants in the market agree that the price is going in this direction
Second type
We see that this type of candlestick has a long shadow
It once was a very large bullish or bearish candle
But once faced with strong opposing pressure
The defending side shows strong determination and power
In the end, they all successfully reclaimed the lost ground
Still holding control at the end of the candlestick
Although its body is relatively short
But if we think a bit deeper
You will understand
It doesn't walk a distance shorter than the first type of candlestick
The candlestick of this pattern is called a shooting star or hammer candlestick
We will look at some chart examples together later
OK
When we get to the third type of candlestick
This type of candlestick body is actually not considered short
But there is one place that greatly diminishes our impression of it
This place is the shadow
Let's take the bullish candle as an example
The price once surged to a high point
But faced with increasing opposing strength
We see
The top of this bullish candle has a shadow
The shadow represents rejection
That is, the selling side recovers part of the lost ground
Compared to the first two types that are resolute
Here we see hesitation and reservation
Fourth type
This type of candlestick
It is not only short in body
And each has a long wick above and below
Represents that both sides have launched attacks
But both sides are unyielding
Neither side has enough strength to break this deadlock for the time being
The only thing we can judge with color is that buyers or sellers still have a small portion of control
People might feel that this type of candlestick is very similar to the second type
But because they end at different places
So the whole meaning is completely different
Another main reason is that the shadow shows that the market temporarily has no clear direction
We call this candlestick pattern a doji star
It could be a pause in the trend
Or the market is accumulating strength for a trend reversal
Generally, when the market is in a directionless situation
We should not enter the market
Fifth type
Next, we come to the weakest candlestick
We see that buyers or sellers have launched attacks either upward or downward
Faced with strong resistance and rejection
Ultimately ended in failure
Once seemed to have the whole world
But unfortunately counterattacked by the opponent
And also retreat step by step
At the end of the candlestick
Can only guard the last remaining territory
The situation is quite dangerous
If you are trading in the trend at this moment
Then you really need to be careful
Seeing this
I believe you already have a considerable understanding of candlesticks
We have finally arrived at the most important part
This is the third level of [K-line patterns]
We have discussed the 4 parts that make up a candlestick
And the meanings behind the 5 different types of candlesticks
Next, we will base our learning on the knowledge just acquired
Learn some quantifiable methods
Candlestick patterns that can truly be used for trading
I will teach everyone the 4 most common candlestick patterns (K-line patterns)
I will use chart examples to explain their definitions
The principles and application methods formed
They are respectively
Hammer candlestick
Bullish engulfing
Shooting star
Bearish engulfing
Hammer candlestick
We will first start with the hammer candlestick
Hammer candlestick is composed of a single candlestick
There are three conditions
Respectively very small or almost no upper shadow
The lower shadow must be at least 2-3 times the body
The price must end above 25% of the entire candlestick
This pattern means:
When the candlestick begins
The selling side launched an attack and moved down a distance
Then the buying side launched a counterattack
Even the strength of buyers is stronger
Until the candlestick completely ends
The buying side successfully recovers most of the lost ground
Also seized control
This pattern is a very favorable proof
Buyers begin to participate in the market
This is a bullish candlestick pattern
Generally used in trend continuation and trend reversal situations
Here is a fallacy:
Many online courses say this is merely a trend reversal pattern
Actually, their descriptions are still a bit incorrect
Let's take a look at the following two examples
First example of trend continuation
When we see an upward trend
Immediately followed by a hammer candlestick pattern during the retracement
If we use price to define a trend applied to this example
This is a higher point
This is a relatively low point
We see an inverted hammer candlestick at the relatively low point
Then we can expect the trend to continue
Make a new higher point
Second example: Trend reversal
When a downward trend reaches a certain level
A reversed hammer candlestick pattern appears
Indicates the strength of buyers is starting to emerge and gain control
Price starts a new trend
Bullish engulfing
The second example is bullish engulfing
Bullish engulfing is a bullish candlestick pattern composed of two candlesticks
We use three conditions to define
Is a bullish engulfing effective or not
Respectively are
First: This pattern must have a bearish candle immediately followed by a bullish candle
Second: The body of the bullish candle must completely cover the body of the previous bearish candle
The shadow here can be ignored
Third: The body of the bullish candle cannot be smaller than that of the bearish candle
Candlesticks that are too small will be defined as doji stars
Not bullish engulfing
This pattern means that when the price drops to a certain position
A stronger opposing force appears
While gaining control
Closing price higher than the previous opening price
Proves that the market sentiment has changed
This is a bullish candlestick pattern
Also applies to trend continuation and trend reversal situations
Let's take a look at the following two application examples
First example
In the case of trend continuation
When we see an upward trend
Immediately followed by a bullish engulfing pattern at the retracement position
This is a very good signal
Proves that the temporary reversal has ended
The buying side officially returns to reclaim the home ground
Price continues to rise
Second example: Trend reversal
In a downward trend that reaches a certain level
A bullish breakout pattern appears
The buying side finds an opportunity to enter the market
Even stronger than the selling side
To reverse the price
Shooting star
Next, we will learn about two bearish candlestick patterns
Shooting star is actually similar to the hammer candlestick just now
It's just that the direction has changed
The shooting star is a bearish pattern formed by a single candlestick
An effective shooting star
Also has three conditions
Respectively very small or almost no lower shadow
The upper shadow must be at least 2-3 times the body
The price must end below 25% of the entire candlestick
The name of this shooting star pattern
Actually, it already reflects its meaning
Shoot arrows into the sky
Once reached a very high point
Exhausted and stopped
Slowly retreating
Forming a long shadow
This pattern also applies to trends continuing and trend reversals
Everyone can refer to the example of the hammer candlestick from earlier
Reversing all patterns can be applied to the shooting star
I won't repeat the examples here
But
I want to mention another popular usage
It's the combination of shooting star and moving averages
I used a 200 EMA as an example
Moving averages are essentially the market's balance point
The most fatal mistake most of us make with moving averages
It's like trading signals like golden crosses and dead crosses
Because it completely ignores the price and the balance point
That is, the interaction between moving averages
The correct use of EMA should be like this
Price approaches the EMA
Once attempted to surge upward
We know that moving averages are actually a form of dynamic support and resistance
In other words
That is to say, the price tells you through a shooting star:
I once wanted to break this moving average, wanting to change the long-term trend, but failed, and I had no extra strength to continue upward
So the price returns to its original trend
Continue downward
Bearish engulfing
The last example is bearish engulfing
Bearish engulfing is a bearish candlestick pattern composed of two candlesticks
Similarly, I will use three conditions to define
First: This pattern must have a bullish candle immediately followed by a bearish candle
Second: The body of this bearish candle must completely cover the body of the previous bullish candle
Third: The body cannot be too small
This pattern means that after the price rises to a certain position
Suddenly a stronger opposing force appears
Like a car suddenly braking
Then immediately turn around and leave
This pattern also applies to examples of trend continuation and trend reversal
Like the bullish engulfing just now
Reversing it is
I won't repeat it here
I will combine major support and resistance levels with bearish engulfing
Make a trading example
If you don't know what the main support and resistance levels are
Unsure how to distinguish and find the main support and resistance levels
You can check out the articles I've written before
We see here
This is a major support and resistance level
I won't explain it in detail anymore
But at this position in conjunction with bearish engulfing or similar candlestick patterns
Its win rate is very high
We see that the price goes to the main support and resistance level
The next body immediately shows strength in the opposite direction
And this strength is stronger than the selling side
Finally forming a bearish engulfing pattern
Completely met the conditions we defined for this pattern to be effective
After a bullish candle
Immediately followed by a bearish candle
The body of the bearish candle
Completely covers the body of the bullish candle
And the bodies also have enough length
Prove its determination to change the trend
The price should naturally go down
So regarding the candlestick course
That's all we will cover today
I have said
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But making money has never been that easy
If you just learned a little
Just rush in
Then it can only be a loss of both money and resources
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