Japanese candles are an important tool for understanding price movement in financial markets. Each candle represents a specific time period and shows the opening and closing price as well as the highest and lowest price. For beginners, it is important to understand the difference between a bullish candle and a bearish candle. A bullish candle means that the price closed higher than the opening price, and the opposite is true for a bearish candle. Patterns like the hammer and engulfing can indicate a reversal in direction. It is always best to combine candlestick reading with other indicators such as support and resistance or momentum indicators for more accurate decisions. Do not rely on a single candle; instead, wait for confirmation of the pattern. Also, try your strategy on historical data before actual trading. Patience and practice are keys to clearly understanding this method and improving technical analysis skills.#BinanceAlphaAlert $TRX #OneBigBeautifulBill