🔹 Neutral Candlestick Patterns – Signs of Indecision or Strength

 

These candles don't clearly point to either direction but offer valuable clues depending on context.

1. Doji:

 Open ≈ Close price, looks like a cross.

 🧭 Why it forms: Balance between buyers and sellers.

 📉📈 Effect:

 After an uptrend → possible reversal

 After a downtrend → possible reversal

 In a range → market indecision

 

💡 Always wait for the next candle to confirm the direction!

 

2. Marubozu:

 Long candle body with no (or very small) wicks.

 

Bullish Marubozu (green):

 🧭 Buyers dominated start to finish

 📈 Effect: Continuation of uptrend

 

 Bearish Marubozu (red):

 🧭 Sellers were fully in control

 📉 Effect: Continuation of downtrend

 

 🧠 Pro Tips: Read Candlesticks Like a Pro

 

✅ 1. Context Matters More Than Shape

 A hammer near strong support = bullish

 Same hammer in the middle of nowhere = noise

 A doji near resistance = stronger signal than in a sideways market

 

 📌 Always consider support/resistance and trendlines

 

 ✅ 2. Timeframe Matters

 Candlestick patterns on 1D or 4H = more reliable

 On 1-min or 5-min = often noise

📌 Rule: Don’t trade major signals on small timeframes

 

 ✅ 3. Combine Candles with Other Tools

 

Use with RSI, MACD, trendlines, volume

📈 Example: Bullish engulfing + oversold RSI + support = strong setup

📉 Same pattern without context = risky trade

 

 📚 End of Lesson 3:

 This lesson offered a complete and in-depth breakdown of candlestick psychology and structure — bullish, bearish, and neutral patterns — with reasoning and real impact.

 

📆 See you Tomorrow at 11 PM GMT

 

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