The same candlestick, different paths, different response strategies!!!

A candlestick is a compressed record of price fluctuations over a period of time, while the trend is the price trajectory during that period.

The 4H×2 and 4H×3 in the above image represent the magnification of the 4-hour candlestick to a smaller timeframe (for example, 15 minutes), where you can see the internal price fluctuation details.

The same candlestick combinations may present completely different path structures on smaller timeframes; some may experience sharp declines and rebounds, while others may show oscillating climbs.

The significance of understanding this is: one cannot assume the internal structure is consistent just by looking at the candlestick patterns!! The same closing price and shadow may hide entirely different bullish and bearish forces at play. This is also the core of multi-timeframe analysis - using smaller timeframes to confirm the quality of the larger timeframe's trend #币圈