📊 What do Japanese candles tell you? Learn to read the market's language 🕯️

In the world of trading, price says it all, and Japanese candle patterns are a powerful tool for anticipating market movements. Knowing how to interpret them can make the difference between a profitable entry and an unnecessary loss.

🔍 What is a candle pattern?

They are formations that appear on price charts and reflect the struggle between buyers (bulls) and sellers (bears). Each candle represents a time period and includes open, close, high, and low.

💡 Some key patterns you should know:

✅ Hammer: Signal of a possible bullish reversal. Appears in a downtrend.

✅ Shooting Star: Indicates a possible bearish reversal.

✅ Engulfing: When a large candle "engulfs" the previous one, it may indicate a strong change in direction.

✅ Doji: Shows market indecision. Don’t make decisions based solely on a doji, but it is an alert.

📈 Tips for trading with candles:

Don’t get attached to a single pattern. Confirm with volume, support/resistance levels, or indicators like RSI or MACD.

Patience pays off. Wait for confirmation before entering.

Manage your risk. Use stop loss, never invest everything in a single trade.

Have a plan. Don’t trade on impulse. Define your strategy before opening a position.

📌 Remember: Technical analysis does not guarantee success, but it improves your odds. The key is in practice and emotional management.

Do you already use candle patterns in your analyses? Which one has worked best for you? Comment and let’s share experiences! 🔁👇

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