The prices display the opening, closing, high, and low prices for each specific time period.

Today, candlestick charts are the most common way to analyze price movement, especially among traders who use technical analysis. Candlestick charts provide much more visual information than traditional line charts, as they display the highest point in the market, the lowest point, the opening price, and the closing price at a glance.

Candlesticks can be used in any time frame, whether it's one day, one hour, or 30 minutes. You can specify the time frame you want, and they are used to describe price movement during the specified time frame.

If the closing price of the candlestick is above the opening price, a green candle (or white in some cases) will be drawn.

If the closing price of the candlestick is below the opening price, a red candle (or black in some cases) will be drawn.

The filled part of the candle is called the "real body" or the body.

The thin lines that appear above and below the body of the candle are called the shadow or wick.